Which of the following is a therapy for a nonhemorrhagic ischemic stroke?
A. drugs that activate GABA receptors
B. drugs that block glutamate receptors
C. tPa
D. the anticoagulant desmoteplase
Answer: D
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The fight-or-flight syndrome was named by:
A) David Glass. B) Walter Cannon. C) Meyer Friedman. D) Hans Selye.
A teacher sends a student out of the classroom because she is disturbing the other children. She tells the student she will be allowed to come back to the classroom in fifteen minutes and that she expects her to be quiet when she returns
When the student comes back, she is even more disruptive. What can you conclude from this example? a. The teacher has used punishment as a way to control the student's behavior. b. The student's behavior is an example of positive punishment. c. The student's behavior is an example of negative punishment. d. The teacher thought she was using punishment, but the student was actually being reinforced.
It has been 24 hours since Jazmine gave birth to a healthy baby boy
However, during this second day, Jazmine has been very tense and irritable and cries frequently. By the end of the next day, she is beginning to feel more like "her old self." Jazmine is experiencing a. postpartum depression. b. motherese. c. maternity blues. d. childbirth-related dysthymia.
Expressed emotion involves each of the following except for
A) overinvolvement B) critical attitudes C) hostility D) emotional distance