What type of energy is defined as the amount of energy needed to remove an electron from its orbital shell?
A) binding energy
B) kinetic energy
C) constant energy
D) potential energy
A
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You are staffing an information booth at the county fair when a mother and her 15-year-old son approach. The mother informs you that her son is severely allergic to bee stings and had an epinephrine auto-injector prescribed to him when he was 5 years old. She hands you the 0.15 mg auto-injector and notes that it expired several years ago. Which one of the following statements would be most
appropriate for you to make? A) "Call your doctor as soon as possible for a new injector because this one is out of date." B) "We have some on the ambulance. I can get you one until you are able to get a new one from your doctor." C) "Make sure to call the doctor since this is out of date. Also ask him if he wants to add a steroid to the injector." D) "Call your doctor to get a new injector and ask him if he wants to change the dose."
____ is the term used for diffuse swelling under the scalp.
A. Caput succedaneum B. Didelphys C. Antepartum hemorrhage D. Scotomata
________ is an inflammation of the lungs.
A. Pneumothorax B. Respiratory disorder C. COPD D. Pneumonia
Which of these is TRUE?
A. The Dickey-Warner Amendment of 1996 to the appropriations bill for the National Institutes of Health allowed federal funds to be made available for 60 stem cell lines created from spare human embryos. B. In a case in Tennessee about a divorcing couple who disagreed about what would happen to the embryos they had created and stored, the Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that the husband did not have to become a father against his will and that the embryos could be destroyed. C. Advanced Cell Technology (ACT) made differentiated human cells revert to primordial, pluripotent states by fusing them with cow eggs, and it then grew a cloned human embryo to five weeks of age before destroying the embryo. D. The Human Embryo Research Panel of 1994 concluded that scientific research could proceed just fine with spare embryos already in existence and no new embryos needed to be created for medical research. E. Father Richard McCormick rejects the argument that because we are unsure when human life begins, we should treat all human life as sacred.