A Child Has Been Diagnosed with Sickle-Cell Disease

question 5

Multiple Choice

A child has been diagnosed with sickle-cell disease. Both parents deny having the disease themselves. The parents ask the nurse how their child got this disease. The nurse recognizes that the only possible explanation of the etiology is:

• A)The father is not the biological father of the infant.
• B)The mother of the child has the trait, but the father doesn't.
• C)The father of the child has the trait, but the mother doesn't.
• D)The mother and the father of the child have the sickle-cell trait.

Understand the relationship between positive psychology and other psychological orientations such as humanism.

Appreciate the methodology and importance of research within positive psychology.

Identify the characteristics and benefits of positive subjective states and emotions.

Understand the relationship between aggregate demand and aggregate supply curves and how they determine the equilibrium in the long run and short run.

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Definitions:

Diaphragmatic Excursion

The movement of the diaphragm during breathing, indicating its functionality and health.

Anterior Chest

The front part of the chest or thorax, encompassing the area from the collarbone to the lower ribs, important in assessing heart and lung health.

Chest Expansion

The measure of how much the chest increases in volume during inhalation, an important indicator of lung health and capacity.

Vesicular Breath Sounds

Normal breath sounds heard through a stethoscope, characterized by soft, rustling noises made by air moving through the smaller airways of the lungs.