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A patient is prescribed an additional once-daily antidysrhythmic drug to control persistent atrial fibrillation. What instructions should the nurse provide for this patient?
Optimality Theory
A model theory in evolutionary biology and behavioral ecology suggesting that an organism's behavioral strategies are optimized to maximize its fitness.
Seed-eating Birds
Birds that primarily consume seeds as their source of nutrition, which influences their beak shape and digestive system adaptations for processing seeds.
Smaller Seeds
Seeds that are comparatively less in size, which can have implications for dispersal mechanisms and establishment success.
Optimal Foraging Theory
A model that predicts how an animal behaves when searching for food, based on the maximization of benefits (energy or nutrients) in relation to time and energy costs.
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