Complex Tool Use, Spoken Language, and Complex Foraging Strategies Were

question 120

Multiple Choice

Complex tool use, spoken language, and complex foraging strategies were all important hallmarks of human evolution. Current thinking is that each of these was a consequence of:

• A)bipedalism and freeing the hands from locomotion.
• B)increasing body size and release from predation.
• C)increasing brain size and the development of culture.
• D)increasing body size and nomadic lifestyle.
• E)None of the answer options is correct.

Understand the equipment and terminology associated with venipuncture and phlebotomy procedures.

Identify the proper procedures and safety protocols for venipuncture.

Recognize methods to prevent and manage complications during and after blood draws.

Understand the different methods of blood collection and when to use them.

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Definitions:

Intermediate

Positioned between two extremes or in the middle of a range, often referring to a level of skill, difficulty, or complexity that is not basic but not advanced either.

Impersonal

Lacking personal interest, attachment, or warmth; not relating to or influenced by personal feelings.

Sustained Attention

The ability to maintain attention to a selected stimulus for a prolonged period of time.

Selected Stimulus

A specific environmental event or condition selected by a researcher to observe its effects on the behavior of an organism.