Involuntary Ideas That Keep Recurring Despite the Person's Efforts to Stop

question 74

Multiple Choice

Involuntary ideas that keep recurring despite the person's efforts to stop them are called _______.

• A)compulsions
• B)obsessions
• C)impulses
• D)panic attacks

Understand how physical activity and patient condition influence vital sign measurement.

Knowledge of the factors affecting blood pressure readings and how to measure it accurately.

Understand the significance of pulse characteristics, including force and rhythm, in patient assessment.

Recognize the influence of environmental, physical, and emotional factors on body temperature.

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Definitions:

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