Learning NOT to Respond to Uneventful Familiar Stimuli So That

question 54

Multiple Choice

Learning NOT to respond to uneventful familiar stimuli so that the organism can conserve energy and attend to more important stimuli is an example of:

• A)a fixed action pattern.
• B)generalization.
• C)habituation.
• D)operant generalization.

Educate patients and their families on the care steps required for managing parenteral nutrition at home.

Recognize symptoms indicating complications from parenteral nutrition infusions.

Know the immediate interventions required when parenteral nutrition must be discontinued abruptly.

Assess essential patient parameters to ensure safe administration of parenteral nutrition.

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Definitions:

Transpiration

The pathway that water takes, moving from the roots to microscopic pores located on the leaf undersides, where it vaporizes and escapes into the surrounding air.

Mycorrhiza

Mutually beneficial partnership between a fungus and a plant root.

Mutual Beneficial Association

A relationship between two or more organisms where all parties involved gain benefits, often seen in symbiotic relationships.

O Horizon

The topmost layer of soil, primarily composed of organic matter such as decomposed leaves, twigs, and other plant material.