What was the proposition that helped to explain why patient F. could not perceive objects but could reach for and hold for objects in her visual field?

If you block your sense of smell by pinching your nose, your ability to perceive the five basic tastes (sweet, sour, salty, bitter, umami) is completely lost.

The _______ of the tongue contain taste _______, which are made up of taste _______.

For a sample of 1000 employees, several features were observed. Among observed variables are, scores for two psychological tests (PsychTest1 and PsychTest2), years of education (YrsEdu), IQ score (IQ), hours of training (HrsTrn) and hours in a work week (HrsWrk). Following are factor loadings from a factor analysis of the standardized variables. The principal components method was used along with a varimax rotation. Calculate the communality for the variable PsychTest1. Interpret this value.  What is the amount of variance (in the observed variables) explained by factor 1? What proportion of the total variance in six variables is explained by the first factor? Provide a brief interpretation of each factor. 

A patient has had a conization procedure of the cervix performed. Which assessment finding would indicate to the nurse that follow up is needed by the health-care provider?

Which finding observed by the nurse in a patient following radiation therapy would alert the nurse to a potential complication?

Which statements are accurate related to cervical cytology screening grading? Select all that apply.

A 30-year-old female presents to the gynecologist office for a wellness checkup. What tests does the nurse anticipate that the health-care provider will perform?

Which finding should alert the nurse to suspect that the patient may have ovarian cancer?

A group of nursing students are reviewing female anatomy of the cervix. Which area would be most susceptible to cancer growths?