Simone De Beauvoir and Jean Paul Paul Sartre developed a school of philosophy called

Strategies such as self-questioning, reflective journaling, and evaluating one’s own comprehension are all techniques that support the development of __________, the ability to think about and regulate one’s own cognitive processes

Shoulder flexion, wrist extension and plantar flexion all occur in the ___________ plane. 

Case Study Carol Jones is a 50-year-old woman recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Her maternal grandmother had diabetes. Mrs. Jones was an overweight child and is an overweight adult at 5’4″ and 180 pounds. She is married and works part time at a retail clothing store at a local mall. Dr. Smith referred her for counseling to lose weight. The dietitian, Joan Stivers, notes in her assessment that Mrs. Jones seems to have a problem with low self-image with negative cognitions. She wants to control her diabetes but feels like she won’t be able to do it and hasn’t started making changes yet. Her diagnosis is overweight related to cognitive distortions. As a result, the current priority is restructuring her thoughts.  What stage of change is Mrs. Jones in? (1 point) What type of counseling technique would you use with Mrs. Jones? (2 points) Label each of the following of Mrs. Jones cognitions as positive, negative, neutral. (1 point each) “I’ve always been heavy. I don’t think I can lose weight.”  “My husband likes me the way I am. He does not think I am overweight.”   “I lost 10 pounds once before. But it was just a fluke. I couldn’t do it again.” “When I go out to eat at a restaurant, I won’t get my money’s worth if I don’t eat the food they serve.”  “When the holidays come, my friends bring me candy and other goodies. So my husband and I eat them.”  How would you suggest Mrs. Jones modify her negative self-talk? (2 points)

An elderly male patient presents to the ED complaining of suprapubic tenderness, he is very uncomfortable and states he has not urinated for the past 13 hours. He has a history of BPH with oliguria. Digital rectal exam reveals a significantly enlarged prostate. What is the next best treatment for this patient?

A 67-year-old African American male presents to establish care. He has no urinary symptoms and feels well. His father was diagnosed with prostate cancer at age 70. Digital rectal exam is unremarkable. Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in management?

A 25-year-old male presents with acute onset of fever, dysuria, pelvic pain, and painful ejaculation. He reports recent change in sexual partner. Patient refuses DRE. Urinalysis reveals pyuria and bacteriuria. CBC shows leukocytosis. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

A 58-year-old Caucasian man with no significant past medical or family history comes to you to establish care after recently moving to the area. He asks about getting a PSA test. He has no symptoms to report and no significant findings on digital rectal examination. What is the next most appropriate step?

A 13-year-old boy complains of heaviness in his scrotum and some vague pain that worsens with exertion. Palpation reveals a mass above the left testis that is nontender, freely movable and feels like a bundle of tubes. What additional physical exam could you do to confirm your suspected diagnosis?

A 50-year-old patient presents with a chronic voiding problem with decreased stream and an inability to fully empty his bladder. A digital rectal exam reveals a normal prostate with no enlargement. The patient reports that he was diagnosed with gonorrhea many years ago. What other complaint is commonly present in patients with this disorder?