Which of the following factors are implicated in the development of heart disease?
A) Frequent activation of the sympathetic nervous system
B) Brain pathology
C) Excess and low levels of dopamine
D) Result of imbalances in serotonin
A
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A child who had a seizure one hour ago is exhibiting signs of paralysis on the left side of the body. The nurse understands the child is exhibiting signs of:
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A college student who was nearly raped while jogging completes a series of appointments with a rape crisis nurse. At the final session, which client statement most clearly suggests that the goals of crisis intervention have been met?
A. "You've really been helpful. Can I count on you for continued support?" B. "I don't work out anymore." C. "I'm really glad I didn't go home. It would have been hard to come back." D. "I carry mace when I jog. It makes me feel safe and secure."