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Pain/Poppourii
Nutrition and obesity
Therapeutic relationship
Mental health conditions/problems
Psychopharmacology
100
What is the muscle in the back of the lower part of the leg?
calf
100
What hormones do diabetics lack?
insulin
100
What does a triage nurse do?
decides how quickly a new patient needs treatment?
100

Thought d/o with =/- symptoms i.e. hallucinations, ahedonia, poor hygiene

What is schizophrenia?

100

Used to treat Schizophrenia this class of drugs aim to decrease dopamine levels  

What are anti-psychotics 

200

DAILY DOUBLE:

This type of STD is characterized as having a burning sensation during urination...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLRlbsBJhio 

What is gonorrhea

200
How do you say this equation? 33x4=264-2?
thirty-three times four equals two hundred and sixty-four minus two.
200

Process by which a person unconsciously and inappropriately displaces (transfers) onto individuals in his or hers current life those patterns of behavior and emotional reactions that originated in relation to significant figures in childhood, says Sigmund Freud 

What is Transference

200

When confronted with this  _______________?  Our autonomic nervous system reacts with a flight or fight response

What is stress/anxiety

200

drug that increase synaptic levels of norepinephrine and/or increase serotonin are used in the treatment of? 

What is depression

300
How do you describe a pain that feels like a sharp point?
stabbing
300

What is the healthy range for a persons BMI?

18.5 to 24.9

300
What is another term for nearest relative?
next of kin
300

usually occurs after severe traumatic event i.e. childhood abuse, military combat, sexual assult, natural disaster, or life threatening illness

What is PTSD!

300

Complaints of sedation, weight gain, motor disturbances, and sexual dysfunction... 

What are side-effects of medications

400
What is the name of the pain when you can still feel an amputated limb?
phantom limb or neuropathic pain
400
What is the name of the film by Morgan Spurlock about the effects of fast tood?
Super Sixe Me
400

Refers to the tendency of the nurse to displace onto the patient feelings related to people in his or her past. Frequently, the pt's transference to the nurse evokes these __________ feelings in the nurse

What is Countertransference

400

Patients with these diagnosis have inflexible and maladaptive ways of handling stress, demonstrate difficulties in both work and intimate relationships, evoke strong, intense personal conflict with those around them: and have difficulty managing impulses 

What r Personality disorders

400
The study of blood is called _____________
haematology
500
Pain is either _________ or __________. _______ pain is short-term, and ________ pain lasts longer than the injury that caused it.
acute chronic
500
an illness in which a person has abnormal eating habits that affect their health.
An eating disorder
500

Examples of these ______ behaviors include good eye contact, body language, vocal qualities, & verbal tracking are a key element in effective communication 

What are Attending behaviors

500

Can be influenced by a combination of genetics, biological, sociological, & environmental factors

What are substance abuse risk factors

500
A disease of the blood is called _________________ .
haemophilia