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Exam (elaborations) (BOOK)PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH NURSING SUCCESS A Critical thinking is a cognitive strategy by which you reflect on and analyze your thoughts, actions, and decisions. Critical thinking often is integrated into traditional linear processes. Linear processes usually follow a straight line, with a beginning and a product at the end. Some linear-like processes, such as the nursing process, are considered cyclical because they repeat themselves. Some formal reasoning pr...

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Final Exam Study Guide NUR 2790: Professional Nursing III MODULE 1: CELLULAR REGULATION Cancer • Primary vs. Secondary prevention Primary CA prevention: removal of “at risk” tissue, chemo prevention, vaccination (HPV) Secondary CA prevention: regular screening • Risk factors/warning signs (CAUTION mneumonic) C: change in bowel/bladder function A: a sore throat that does not heal U: unusual bleeding T: thickening lumps I: indigestion/difficulty swallowing O: obvious change in mole N: nagg...

CHAPTER 5 MEMORY: MODELS AND RESEARCH METHODS Basic Questions 1. For which type of stimuli was your memory span the longest? For which was it the shortest? 2. What three types of mistakes could one make in recalling the stimulus sequence that would lead to it being scored as incorrect? 3. Approximately how many items can the average person hold in short-term memory? Advanced Questions 1. Typically, when the stimulus sequence consists of long words, one’s memory span is shorter than wh...