When Jessica’s father died he left over a million dollars to the Republican Party. Jessica had grown up in an oil family and had seen how important foreign policy and domestic oil were to her family’s livelihood. With the increasing focus on clean, renewable energy, Jessica’s family was feeling the financial strain. Nevertheless, Jessica is aware of the negative partisanship that has overcome U.S. politics. While she feels the need to vote for Republican candidates to protect her family income, she also knows that publically identifying as a Republican puts her at risk of being called a racist, a woman who stands against the rights and freedoms of other women, and a xenophobe (amongst other criticisms). After casting her vote, Jessica exited the polling station. Walking only a few steps from the building, Jessica was stopped for an interview by a local media outlet. When the reporter asked Jessica how she voted, Jessica confidently said she cast her vote for the Democratic candidate, even though it wasn’t true. The paragraph above highlights why polls can sometimes be wrong. This is an example of the ________________________.

Explain the difference between radical and liberal feminist arguments and provide an example for each. 

Choose all that apply. There can be more than one. This class asks that you …

Choose all that apply. There can be more than one. Under what conditions are women more likely to run for elected office?

Which of the following statements correctly explains the etiology of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)? 

A nurse is preparing to administer IV potassium chloride. Which actions are appropriate? (Select all that apply)

Which of the following treatments would the medical assistant anticipate the provider ordering to treat a pregnant female with a potential rH incompatibility? 

A nurse is teaching a patient with heart failure using the teach-back method. Which actions indicate effective use of this method? (Select all that apply)

The nurse is providing discharge teaching to a patient newly diagnosed with hypertension. Which statements by the patient indicate a correct understanding? (Select all that apply)

A nurse enters the room of a confused patient who is attempting to remove an IV. What is the nurse’s PRIORITY action?