Rolling Down a Hill General Question 1: In general, as height increases, which of the following increase? (choose the correct answer or answers)

On which ramp is the most mechanical work done to move a 50 pound box?

When swimming under water, the pressure from the water is (choose the best answer)

When water vapor in the air condenses on a cold can, the process requires the water to: (choose any correct answer or answers)

Heat Energy Transfer Analysis 2: In general, which showed the greater temperature change when combined and isolated, the metal samples or the cold water. 

Balancing a Seesaw & Simple Tools Analysis: Use the same process and the data below to calculate the mass of the object that was balanced by the slotted masses. Balanced SeeSaw Name of Object (m2) Object Distance (d2) (centimeters) Slotted Mass Distance (d1) (centimeters) Slotted Mass (m1) (grams) Keys 28 16.8 70

A 20-year-old male with no previous medical history, prescriptions or vaccinations is enrolled at the local college and is living with four roommates in a rented house. He presents to the local emergency department with posterior neck pain and a headache rated a 9 on a scale of 0 to 10. He also reports photophobia, nausea, and has a red, non-raised rash on his skin and mucous membranes. His roommate accompanies him and states he is concerned because the client “has seemed slower and a bit confused the last two days.” Admission vital signs are: T-102.4 F (39.1 C); HR- 72; RR-18; BP-147/82; SPO2-97% on Room Air. Complete the bowtie using the information from the table. In each blank, enter the number corresponding to the answer you desire.  Blank 1: Condition Most Likely Experiencing Blank 2: Actions to Take Blank 3: Actions to Take Blank 4: Parameters to Monitor Blank 5: Parameters to Monitor 

On assessment the LPN/LVN notes flexion of the client’s arms and elbows with the hands raised to the chest and extension of the legs. What term should the nurse use to document this posturing? 

A 64-year-old client was diagnosed with high cholesterol levels 4 months ago. Today he presents to the primary healthcare provider with a new report of frequent headaches. As part of the history and client assessment, the nurse asks the client about current medications he is taking. The client provides incomplete information. Choose the most likely options for the information missing from the table by selecting from the lists of provided options. Write your answer in each corresponding blank box below. 

You are the nurse caring for a client with a history of seizures. The client is managed on the medication carbamazepine.  At the client’s appointment, he reports one seizure in the last month, so the primary healthcare provider ordered a carbamazepine level to be checked.  The level comes back at 3 mcg/mL.  Which of the following is most likely?