The Survivors of a Patient Who Unexpectedly Died in a Hospital

question 14

Multiple Choice

The survivors of a patient who unexpectedly died in a hospital contact an attorney regarding a wrongful death against the hospital and two nurses. Review of the hospital's pertinent policy and procedures found them to be current. Review of the medical record revealed that policy and procedures were followed by the nurses. Based on this information, what is the likely strength of this case?

• A) The survivors have a good case since hospital policy and procedures do not supersede national standards.
• B) The survivors have a good case since the death was unexpected.
• C) Since the patient is dead and cannot report variation from the standards no case is possible.
• D) The case against the nurses is weak since they followed hospital policy and procedures.
• E) The case against the hospital is weak since policies and procedures are current.

Recognize examples of classical conditioning in everyday situations.

Distinguish between conditioned and unconditioned stimuli and responses.

Explain the process of extinction and spontaneous recovery in classical conditioning.

Understand the significance of timing and order of stimulus presentation in classical conditioning.

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Definitions:

Community Feeling

A sense of belonging and mutual support within a group or society.

Intrinsic

Relating to the essential nature of something or motivated by internal rewards rather than external pressures.

Flow

The experience of being completely absorbed in an activity, where the individual feels a mix of heightened attention, total engagement, and joy.

Self-Actualization

A psychological concept referring to an individual's pursuit and realization of their own potential, talents, and desires.