Which musical icon released the hit song “Why Do Fools Fall in Love?,” quit school to pursue his musical career, battled with drug use, and eventually died of an overdose?

Chester Arthur Burnett made a strong impression on audiences, playing one of the first electric guitars many audience members had ever seen, and accompanying himself with his percussive harmonica playing and emotive singing, growling, and howling – a raw style that earned him the nickname ____________. 

_____________ gets its name form the nonsense syllables singers produced as the imitated musical instruments. 

When musicians create music spontaneously using the basic elements of music, they are using the technique of _______________.

Whelton et al (cited in Frandsen & Pennington, 2018) report a decrease of 4-5 mm Hg in systolic blood pressure with each lifestyle change (exercise, decreasing alcohol, reducing weight).

In its early days, the _________ was a musical expression created and performed by impoverished African Americans, primarily for audiences within their own communities.

Nurses Tom and Jennifer are reviewing medicines for dysrhythmias in their ACLS class.  Later that day in the CCU Jennifer gets an order for adenosine IV for a patient in paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia..  She remembers is has a very short half life and should be administered how?

Mrs. Jones is receiving insulin b.i.d. and is also on miglitol.  What is the best treatment for an episode of hypoglycemia?

___________ arose in the 1890s as a primarily African American style, which later had a significant influence on rhythm and blues piano styles.  

Breast=fed babies of women who are receiving Isoniazid (INH) for tuberculosis should take Vitamin B-6 (pyridoxine).