A nurse has just graduated from nursing school and has been hired on a mental health unit. The nurse wants to practice good communication skills with clients but knows that a mistake made by many new nurses in trying to communicate effectively involves:

The nurse is preparing an adult male client, who has been successfully treated for a social phobia, for the termination phase of the therapeutic relationship. During their last meeting, the client told the nurse that he noticed he has developed a nervous habit that started a few days ago of checking his door at home several times a day to be sure it is locked. This client is exhibiting the client response to termination known as:

(BONUS QUESTION) When athletes sweat profusely and drink plain water without replacing lost sodium, a dangerous electrolyte imbalance can occur. This condition is known as… 

Which of the following directly controls basal metabolism?

To enhance performance, elite athletes should strive to reduce the amount of oil in their diet to zero teaspoons. 

The average resting pulse rate for adults is approximately 70 beats per minute, but the resting pulse rate is higher in people who regularly engage in physical activity.

 NUTRITION FACTS for: Susie’s Game Day Nature Bar Calories:     242 * based on a 2,000 calorie diet                                                     % Daily Value*                                                   % Daily Value* Total Fat 18 g                                       28% Vitamin A                                                0% Saturated fat: 2 g                                  10% Vitamin C                                                0% Trans fat: 0 g                                           0% Calcium  30 mg                                       3% Cholesterol  0 mg                                  0% Iron      1 mg                                            6% Zinc                                                        10% Total Carbohydrate 16 g                       8% Sodium  2 mg     Dietary Fiber 2 g                                     8%  Potassium 107 mg  Sugars 11 g Protein 7 g In one serving of food, how many calories are contributed by starch (i.e. digestible polysaccharide)? (Give your response as a whole number of calories.) 

(BONUS QUESTION) When athletes sweat profusely and drink plain water without replacing lost sodium, a dangerous electrolyte imbalance can occur. This condition is known as… 

John has a body mass index of 31; therefore, he would be classified as overweight.

Muscle cells and tissues respond to an overload of physical activity by gaining strength and size; this response is known as atrophy.