Match each term with it’s correct definition

A patient was overheard having an argument with their spouse during lunchtime. The nurse enters the room 30 minutes later to administer medications, and the patient begins yelling at the nurse stating, “You are always bothering me, you never let me rest, and you never do anything quickly!” Which type of defense mechanism is the patient displaying?

A college student is brought to the emergency department by her roommate. The roommate states thatthe patient had been involved in a car accident the previous day, but had declined medical treatment at thattime. The patient has since been complaining to the roommate of back and neck pain with an excruciatingheadache. The patient then recounts the events of the accident to the nurse, while cracking jokes andasking the nurse if she knows where she can get her favorite outfit replaced, as it was torn in the accident.How is this defense mechanism best described?

Type the following words using English orthography: /roʊbɑt/ 

An individual is in the level of anxiety when they demonstrate extreme terror, possible immobilization, distortion of reality, and the potential to cause harm to self and others.

Which of the following words includes an open syllable?

Type the following words using English orthography: /ɔɹθədaks/ 

Identify the syllable component for the underlined part of the following word: Teach

Type the following words using English orthography: /bɑɪɑlədʒɪ/ 

Write the answers to the following questions and upload a picture of your answers. (Please use the #s when answering).   1. Which phoneme is a voiceless velar stop? _________________________________________   2. Which phoneme is a voiceless alveolar stop? ______________________________________   3. Which phoneme is a voiceless labiodental fricative? ________________________________   4. Which phoneme is a voiced postalveolar/palatal fricative? ____________________________   5. Which phoneme is a voiced glottal fricative? ______________________________________   6. Which phoneme is a voiced postalveolar/palatal affricate? ____________________________   7. Which phoneme is a voiced bilabial nasal? ________________________________________   8. Which phoneme is a voiced bilabial glide? ________________________________________   9. Which phoneme is a voiced postalveolar/palatal liquid? ______________________________   10.Which phoneme is a voiceless bilabial stop? ________________________