This Is a 50-Question Exam

question 43

Multiple Choice

This is a 50-question exam.Each question is worth three points.Based upon the information provided in the following case study,and the knowledge,skills,and competencies you have acquired during the semester,please solve each question and choose the best answer.You will have two hours to complete the exam.
Jack and Jill are health-minded students.They are both vegans.They attend Hatha yoga (slow paced with stretching and meditation) classes for an hour three times a week.Jill read an article in the Yoga Times written by the Head Yogie at their gym.He quoted the local nutritionist who is an advocate for the Cabbage Cleanse diet.The Cabbage Cleanse process assures that most of the toxins in the body can escape within 24 hours,and there is a 25% reduced risk for developing colon cancer within the next two months.This article was provided as information,but did not cite any peer-reviewed articles.For questions 37-47 use the following food label for the chili that Jill ate.The results of Jack's health assessment and diet analysis are provided as well.

-Jack's Resting Energy Expenditure (REE) is 1437 Calories.How many Calories did he burn doing Hatha yoga for one hour?

• A)90
• B)60
• C)150
• D)187
• E)203

Recognize the theoretical positions relating to the origin of phobias.

Identify limitations and side effects of treatments for generalized anxiety disorder.

Describe the mechanisms and effects of sedative-hypnotic drugs.

Understand criteria for diagnosing specific phobias.

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Definitions:

Limited Search

The act of conducting a search or investigation with restricted scope or effort, often due to constraints such as time or resources.

Adequate

Adequate means sufficient for a specific requirement or to meet the needs effectively without being excessive.

Escalating Conflict

The process by which disagreements or disputes grow in intensity or severity, often resulting in more serious confrontations if unchecked.

Limited Searching

A behavior in which individuals or organizations search for information in a restricted manner, often settling for satisfactory solutions rather than the optimal ones.