A Brain Tumor Causes Headache Because the Tumor

question 51

Multiple Choice

A brain tumor causes headache because the tumor:

• A)causes ischemic pain in the brain
• B)stretches the meninges and blood vessel walls
• C)erodes the skull
• D)compresses sensory fibers in cranial nerves

Understand intervention strategies appropriate for clients at different stages of change, particularly in precontemplation.

Describe the core counseling skills utilized in Motivational Interviewing.

Recognize the necessity of adjusting intervention strategies as clients progress through various stages of change.

Evaluate common misconceptions about the effectiveness of dispensed nutritional facts and diets in changing nutrition-related behaviors.

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Definitions:

Primary Cell

A voltaic cell that cannot be recharged.

Secondary Cell

A voltaic cell that can be recharged.

Cathode

An electrode through which electrons move outward from the source in an electrical device; in a battery, it's the negative electrode.

Voltaic

Pertaining to electricity or electrical phenomena, especially those produced chemically, e.g., in voltaic cells where chemical energy is converted into electrical energy.