Which of the following statements regarding schizophrenia is correct?
A. Social influences have not been shown to contribute to schizophrenia.
B. Although schizophrenia is a complex disorder, it is easily treated.
C. The typical onset of schizophrenia occurs during early adulthood.
D. In schizophrenia, dysfunctional symptoms become less prominent over time.
Ans: C. The typical onset of schizophrenia occurs during early adulthood.
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A) researching the facility where they are applying. B) creating questions to ask the interviewer. C) becoming familiar with the practice or facility. D) being late for the interview.
A 19-year-old college student cannot remember what happened to him the night before, and is concerned that he may have been raped. Which of the following factors most supports the suspicion that a predator drug may have been used on this patient?
A) The fact that he is a male aged 18-21 B) The fact that he is a college student C) The fact that he has no physical injuries D) The fact that he thinks he was raped
Number 7 on the figure of the microscope are the ________; two are dry, and the third is lowered into a drop of oil placed directly over the specimen.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
A person who is exposed to cement:
A) typically only experiences burns to the epidermal layer because calcium oxide is a weak chemical. B) often does not experience a burn unless he or she is exposed to the cement for longer than 2 hours. C) may not notice a skin burn for hours because cement penetrates through clothing and reacts with sweat. D) experiences immediate pain and inflammation to the area because of the calcium oxide in the cement.