The parents of a teenage girl who has just been diagnosed with anorexia nervosa are distraught at this development, stating, "We have no idea where this all came from." The preanorectic person is typically what?
A) Socially withdrawn with average or below average intelligence
B) The first-degree relative or close friend of a person who is obese
C) A high achiever who is well behaved
D) Listless and unmotivated
Ans: C
The preanorectic person is generally considered to be a "model child and student" who is meek, compliant, perfectionistic, and overachieving.
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1. Alcoholism is likely caused by a single genetic factor. 2. Once science identifies the common genetic profile leading to alcoholism, this addiction can be treated more successfully. 3. Our knowledge of how genetics impacts the development of alcoholism is minimal, but is increasing. 4. Alcoholism is likely unrelated to any genetic etiology.
After reporting the client's signs and symptoms of early shock to the physician, the nurse is told that the physician will be ordering a specialist to consult on the case
Which type of specialist is the physician most likely to consult with on this client's care? a. hematologist c. cardiologist b. infectious disease d. respiratory
An ear auricle with a low-set or unusual angle may indicate chromosomal aberration or:
a. digestive disorders. b. skeletal anomalies. c. renal disorders. d. heart defects.
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a. parent all children in the family with equality. b. share feelings with other members of the group. c. assist hyperactive children to modify their behavior. d. discipline all children with equal negative reinforcement.