Review the terms below and match them with their definitions on the right:

Taylor is prescribed olanzapine to assist with gaining weight. Taylor asks their nurse what and how the medication will work for them.  Taylor’s nurse teaches Taylor that:

Explain what the third ‘S’ in the H.E.A.D.S.S.S adolescent assessment means, and why it is important.

A patient admitted to a behavioral health unit disagrees with her continued confinement. She states, “I want the forms I need to leave this place. Where are they?” The nurse knows that these forms:

Joe is visiting his doctor for a yearly follow-up. A scale shows that he is just at his ideal weight. His lab work shows hypokalemia. What other assessment information would be present for Joe to meet the criteria for Bulimia Nervosa?

Serotonin is increased in depression and decreased in anxiety states.

You are the nurse caring for a patient whose history shows a pattern of intense and unstable relationships with others. Initially, the patient idealizes a partner, then devalues that partner when the patient’s needs are unmet. What aspect of mental health is a problem for this patient?

Regarding yeast breads, what is the purpose of kneading? How can you determine when kneading is complete? What is the purpose of punching down the dough and allowing it to rise a second time?

Calculate the mean, median, and mode(s) for the following dataset. Show your calculation work.  DATA SET C  4,30,7,3,38,6,8,40,3,5,33,7,2,37,9,32,39,30 

A developmental psychologist was interested in how long it would take a particular 7-year-old child to complete three different aptitude tests as compared with 7-year-olds in the general population. The child’s time for reading was 31 minutes (M = 29, SD = 4). For math, it was 26 minutes (M = 32, SD = 2). For science, it was 40 minutes (M = 31, SD = 4). Calculate the child’s Z scores for each of the aptitude tests.