After a detailed medical history, the neurologist will most likely recommend what diagnostic tests for David?

Which of the following behaviors is likely to experience spontaneous recovery during extinction? 

Use the following scenario for questions 21-25: David is a 7 year old boy who is currently in the second grade at his local elementary school. Davids teacher has reported that David has been having spells in class where he stares off into space for extended periods of time. When the teacher tries to get his attention, she gets no response, until suddenly David will “snap back into it”. These issues are beginning to effect David’s schooling, as his grades are decreasing. The teacher brought these spells up to David’s mom during the parent teacher conference.  Mom has been experiencing these spells at home as well. She didn’t recognize them as atypical since David is her only child so she has no point of reference. The teacher suggested that mom have David evaluated by a neurologist. David’s symptoms would suggest that David is having:

US AID wants to create a program to improve the health of people living in Mexico near the U.S. border. Describe two ways that the CCA approach would be different from a “culturally sensitive” approach. Describe two reasons why the agency should take a Culture-Centered Approach to develop their program.

Type your theme essay here, using only your blue book, short story, and source. Remember to copy/paste into Microsoft Word BEFORE you submit when you are finished. 

Which definition describes communication as a process?   A) Communication involves sending messages and giving feedback B) Communication involves putting thoughts, feelings, and ideas into words to get your message across C) Communication is about constructing and receiving messages D) Communication involves sharing and interpreting meaning using symbols within particular contexts

Use this scenario to answer questions 1-5. Carly is a 14 year old soccer prodigy. She is in the 9th grade and is playing on the varsity team. She is so good that other teams scout her specifically and she has high hopes of playing professionally when she graduates from high school. One of the reasons that Carly is so good is that she isn’t afraid to head the ball like many of the other girls on her team, and can do it with good accuracy. She usually does it several times in a game. This day, however, was different. Carly jumped up to head a corner kick into the net – the crowd went wild. When Carly landed, she took about 3 staggering steps and fell to the ground, laying still. The athletic trainers immediately ran to the field and after a couple of minutes, Carly was escorted to the sidelines. What is Carly’s most likely diagnosis?

Pascal’s injury is quite severe. Because of the shearing of his axons (disrupting neurological communication), his brain is now swelling substantially. This is a major concern as scans reveal that the following effect is already emerging:

Use the following scenario to answer questions 33-37: Pascal is a 5 year old boy who fell through a screen of a second-floor window on to the concrete below. There was no initial loss of consciousness, but his parents rushed him to the ER. Pascal was drowsy but responsive  and able to move all limbs voluntarily. X-rays for spinal injury were normal.  Approximately 60 minutes after his arrival to the ER, Pascal became unresponsive. He was intubated and placed on a ventilator. CT scan of the head revealed a diffuse axonal injury. What is a diffuse axonal injury?  

Carly has been taken from the field and is sitting in a quiet training room off the gym where she underwent “concussion protocol” by the training staff to make a diagnosis. They are comparing her current functioning to the baseline that they established pre-season. This assessment is called: