The psychotherapist's experiment is an example of a Multiple Baseline Design. In this type of design, an intervention is applied progressively to multiple participants or behaviors. The experiment aimed to treat agoraphobia, a type of specific phobia, where individuals fear certain situations and environments thinking getaway might be challenging or embarrassing. The correct option is C.
The experiment by the psychotherapist is an example of a Multiple Baseline Design. In a multiple baseline design, the intervention is applied to different behaviors, individuals, or settings sequentially.
In this case, the intervention (the new behavioral therapy) is applied progressively to multiple participants (the three clients with agoraphobia).
Agoraphobia is a type of fear where the individual avoids situations involving open or enclosed spaces, crowds, or being outside alone, fearing that escape would be difficult or would bring embarrassment in the event of panic-like symptoms.
This fear often leads people to avoid such situations. In this experiment, the psychotherapist is trying to help his clients overcome this fear and increase their frequency of going out in public, which serves as a measurable behavior.
Psychotherapy treatments like Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) have been proven effective in treating various psychological disorders including specific phobias.
In essence, they help clients understand their fears better and replace irrational and negative thoughts that contribute to their phobia with positive ones.
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2. Why are adverse drug reactions often hard to detect?
3. Fill out the rest of diagram with the elements in the chain of infection.
4. What is the difference between medical asepsis and surgical asepsis?
5. What are the requirements for disposing of biohazardous material?
Critical Thinking Questions
1. Imagine that there has been an emergency and you are calling 911. Write a brief paragraph describing the situation and giving what necessary information you would give on the phone call.
2. Under what circumstances would a health care professional not begin an examination by checking the vital signs?
3. If a woman is in an accident and her blood pressure is high immediately afterwards, is this an indication of a health problem?
4. The unit discusses the importance of hand washing in health care. Think of three other industries that would need to be especially careful about hand washing and explain its important in these fields.
5. Think about the kinds of common errors in health care described in Unit 6. How could root cause analysis be used to help health care facilities avoid errors?
This response addresses review questions related to emergency care, adverse drug reactions, the chain of infection, medical and surgical asepsis, and the disposal of biohazardous material. It also includes critical thinking questions about calling 911, not checking vital signs, high blood pressure, hand washing in different industries, and the use of root cause analysis.
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mental health issues
B.
developmental issues
C.
medical issues
D.
athletic issues
Answer:
The answer is D
Explanation:
Aspirin is an non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and over-the-counter analgesic. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are drugs that reduce pain, decrease fever, decrease inflammation... Aspirin is used in conditions like common cold, headaches, muscle aches, toothaches, ... Over-the-counter analgesic are drugs that you can buy from a pharmacy or shop, without needing a prescription from your doctor. Aspirin is one of them.
The complete chromosomal composition of a nucleus is known as the genome, which is composed of chromosomes containing linear, double-stranded DNA molecules. For instance, a typical human cell has 46 chromosomes, forming a diploid configuration. Cells with only a single set of chromosomes, such as gametes, are haploid.
The complete chromosomal composition of a nucleus is referred to as the genome. In eukaryotes, this is composed of several molecules of double-stranded, linear DNA bound with proteins to form complexes termed chromosomes. A human somatic cell contains 46 chromosomes (23 pairs), a configuration called diploid or 2n.
Human cells which contain only a single set of 23 chromosomes are called gametes or sex cells, and they are designated as haploid or n. This compact genetic composition is the reason why all the genetic information that is used to build and maintain an organism can fit inside a cell nucleus.
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