Rachel has been experiencing chronic headaches and her doctor has recommended she get brain imaging to help lead to a diagnosis of her ailment. The imaging that will be completed requires a radioactive tracer to be injected 45 minutes prior to the imaging, allowing the tracer to reach the targets in her brain. The imaging itself is only 20 minutes. Given the context clues in the above scenario, what type of imaging is Rachel likely to be receiving?

Match the term to the definition:A definition of a variable based on the procedures or operations used to measure it.

Theodore, an applied researcher studying stress in healthy populations, is about to meet with a potential participant. He plans to disclose information about the purposes and nature of the study and will cover the potential risks and benefits of participating in the research. If the participant decides to join the study after this disclosure, they will sign a document with all of this information, signifying that they willingly are joining this research and have gone through the information covered in the document and now have a comprehensive and clear understanding of the research study. What is the name of the document that Theodore will be going over with the potential participant?

Match the term to the definition:The “stalk” in the lower part of the brain that connects the spinal cord to higher regions of the brain.

Match the term to the definition:Psychologists who study relationships between the brain and behavior.

Match the term to the definition:An area of the left temporal lobe involved in processing written and spoken language.

Match the term to the definition:Neurons that transmit information from sensory organs, muscles, and inner organs to the spinal cord and brain.

You are the guest speaker at a women’s club. Most of the women are over the age of 40 years. The women have asked you to speak on health promotion topics. In the area of urinary urgency, you instruct the women to

Name as many famous scientists as you can.

A nurse is teaching an adult client how to administer ear drops. Which of the following statements should the nurse identify as an indication that the client understands?