The Environment of Academia Can Be Distinguished from the Health

question 2

Multiple Choice

The environment of academia can be distinguished from the health care setting in its

• A) limited bureaucracy
• B) predictable ebb and flow of activities
• C) freedom from economic constraints
• D) stimulating, ever-changing environment
• E) porous boundaries

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Definitions:

Cold Sweat

A perspiration that occurs without physical heat or exertion, often as a result of fear, stress, or medical condition.

Nausea

A stomach distress with the urge to vomit, often a precursor to vomiting.

Diastolic Pressure

The smaller figure in a blood pressure measurement, indicating the arterial pressure during the heart's relaxation phase between contractions.

Cardiovascular Disease

A class of diseases that involve the heart or blood vessels, including coronary artery disease, hypertension, heart failure, and stroke, often related to atherosclerosis.