Which of the following is an incorrect explanation of historical climate change?

Given the following information, place the imaginary organisms into a food chain. Species N eats A 10 C, D B 100,000 n/a C 100 B, D D 100 B

True or False?  The cell cycle and mitosis are the same thing.

Ultimately where does all of our energy come from?

Which of the following will not lead to cancer?

Which of the following is NOT why your muscles “burn” during intense activity?

Jason is a 45 year old male who works as a high school english teacher. His lives at home with his wife, no kids. He enjoys reading. He has self-diagnosed himself with anxiety and recently reached out to his physician for a referral to see a psychologist. At his physician’s visit, they drew labs and did a physical. Jason talked to his physician about the following:  He father died 6 months ago from cardiovascular disease Jason is stressed with his fathers death and in addition to that he is handling all the of this father’s matters (life insurance, selling of his house, etc) following his death. Jason also has increase worry about his health. He describes his diet as a lot of pre packaged meals or quick freezer meals that do not require a lot of cooking.   Yesterday he ate: 2 slices white toast with butter, 3 sausage links and 2% milk to drink for breakfast, hamburger on white bun, fries, and apple for lunch with water, frozen chicken pot pie and pop for dinner, corn chips and salsa for snack. He has been thinking more about his diet following his father’s death and is thinking about making a change. He has started walking about a month ago.  His physician sends him to a health coach and asks him to track his sleep and activity. He is here to see you with the following information. At your initial visit, you ask some additional questions about Jason’s sleep. He reports he thinks his sleep is fine and, although he feels tired most days, he doesn’t seem interested in changing his sleep. Age = 45  BMI = 33.5 BP = 118/78 mmHg Sleep Log Data  Activity Log Data  Sex = Male Waist =42 inches (107cm) Total Cholesterol = 250 mg/dL M = 6 hrs M = 0 min Marital Status = Married Pulse = 82 bpm LDL = 170 mg/dL T = 5 hrs T = 10 min (walk) Occupation = teacher HbA1c = 5.5% HDL = 38 mg/dL W = 5 hrs W = 20 min (walk) Triglycerides: 170 mg/dL Th = 5.5 hrs Th = 20 min (walk) F = 6 hrs F = 0 min Sat = 6.5 hrs Sat = 2 hrs yard work Sun = 5 hrs Sun = 20 min (walk)  

Match Julie’s stage of readiness for each of the following Lifestyle Medicine areas. 

Suppose that you will work with Julie as her health coach to improve her diet.  Is Motivational Interviewing an appropriate approach for Julie? Why or why not? (2pts) Given her stage of readiness, list a question or statement for each aspect of the “OARS” that you could plan to use with Julie. (4pts)

Write a SMART goal for Julie, focused on either diet, sleep, relationships, or physical activity. Make sure it is tailored to her stage of readiness (stage of change).  .5 points for each aspect of “SMART” (2.5 total), 1 point for tailored to Julie’s stage of readiness