What Does the Rationale for Use of Balanced Anesthesia with a Client

question 9

Multiple Choice

What does the rationale for use of balanced anesthesia with a client include?

• A) A desire for a slow induction of anesthesia to maintain the anesthetic state
• B) A reduction in the amount of drug to maintain the desired state of anesthesia
• C) The need to minimize adverse reactions through maximizing side effect
• D) The need for increased respiratory depression during the surgical period

Understand the principles of Gestalt therapy.

Understand the biochemical targets of antidepressant medication.

Understand how historical contexts influenced perceptions of psychological disorders.

Recognize the criteria used to define abnormal behavior, including suffering, deviance, and dysfunction.

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Definitions:

Pleasure

A feeling of happiness or satisfaction derived from a particular activity or experience.

Pain

A physical or emotional sensation caused by illness, injury, or emotional distress.

Experience-Expectant Growth

Experience-expectant growth involves the development of brain structures that depend on common experiences for their growth and which occur at certain normal environmental stimuli.

Brain Maturation

The process by which the brain develops and matures, involving structural and functional changes that enhance cognitive and behavioral capabilities.