Janet has cardiovascular disease. Her doctor detected high blood pressure and high blood cholesterol
To relieve arterial blockage, Janet had __________, a procedure in which a surgeon threaded a needle-thin catheter into her arteries and inflated a balloon at its tip.
A) angioplasty
B) bypass surgery
C) a pacemaker implantation
D) angina pectoris
A
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With respect to epidemiological research, prospective study is to retrospective study as ______ is to ______.
A. past; future B. future; past C. correlational; experimental D. experimental; correlational
In a normally developing human, mature color vision is achieved
a. near the end of the fetal stage. b. within a day after birth. c. about three to four months after birth. d. around a child's first birthday.
What is the reason that emerging adulthood has become a lifespan stage?
A. Less industrialized countries have pushed younger adolescents into later adult stages early. B. More industrialized countries have pushed younger adolescents into later adult stages early. C. Less industrialized countries have reduced the need for early transition to adulthood, creating a gap stage. D. More industrialized countries have reduced the need for early transition to adulthood, creating a gap stage.
Which of the following is TRUE?
a. Only those with a Ph.D. can be the first author on a paper in the flagship journal, Health Psychology. b. In addition to empirical articles, the flagship journal, Health Psychology, also includes evidence-based treatment review articles. c. Basic research, not applied research, is published in the flagship journal, Health Psychology. d. The journal, Health Psychology, has been criticized for inviting only physicians, rather than practicing clinical psychologists, to write commentaries on published review articles.