This test is OPTIONAL (but worth extra credit if you choose to complete it ;)) – it is five random/fun trivia questions unrelated to management so that you can familiarize yourself with Honorlock and all the components that are required with/for it before you need to have your ducks in a row for the real thing (which comes next week, in Week #3). I strongly encourage you to complete it so that you aren’t surprised or needing additional equipment, space, etc. before you take Exam #1 next week. Please be sure to review the instructions and requirements for Honorlock carefully – and ensure that your “behavior” during the quiz is aligned with those requirements. If you have questions about Honorlock set-up, errors, etc. please use the resources provided for you in the Course Command Center BEFORE reaching out to Dr. Kate :).

Not all individuals have the same chances for survival in a particular environment. Thosebetter adapted to their environments will likely leave behind more offspring than those whoare less well suited. This statement best describes ______.

Early landmark studies into parenting used all of the following methods EXCEPT ______.

A patient on SIMV was placed on CPAP of 5 cm H2O, PSV of 5 cm H2O and an FIO2 0.30. for a spontaneous breathing trial. What parameters should be assessed? I. Rapid shallow breathing index II. Peak expiratory flow rate III. Negative inspiratory force IV. Vital capacity

Lila and her son, Jacob, were visiting friends one afternoon when Jacob melted into a terrible tantrum. Lila wondered if he was tired, then thought quickly about what might help him regain his composure. Her attempt to understand Jacob’s experience from his point of view reveals her ______.

You are asked to set up a Servo i ventilator for a post op, CABG patient that suffered from an M.I. The patient is a 66 year old female, who is 5’ 2” tall. They are expecting to wean and extubatne the patient within 6 hours. What would be the appropriate settings?

The nurse is performing a mental health assessment for a client with schizophrenia. Which statement made by the client demonstrates that the client is having auditory hallucinations when asked by the nurse?

A client states to the nurse,” I just don’t want to go anywhere where I have to talk with people. I know I am going to say or do something stupid, and people will laugh at me.” Which is the most therapeutic response by the nurse?

A client with schizophrenia is seen sitting alone and talking out loud. Suddenly, the client stops and turns as if listening to someone. The nurse approaches and sits down beside the client. Which is the best response by the nurse?

The nurse is caring for a client who is currently diagnosed with depression and is prescribed to start taking Parnate (tranylcypromine) a monoamine oxide inhibitor. Which of the following medical conditions should the nurse identify as a potential conflict with this medication? Select All That Apply