A 10-year-old with ADHD and significant difficulty falling a…

A 10-year-old with ADHD and significant difficulty falling asleep is started on guanfacine extended-release (Intuniv), an alpha 2A-adrenergic receptor agonist. Which of the following monitoring parameters and potential side effects should the PMHNP discuss with the family?

A 29-year-old with bipolar I disorder has been stable on a m…

A 29-year-old with bipolar I disorder has been stable on a mood stabilizer for the past 18 months. They have a history of one prior healthy pregnancy and is now planning to conceive again. They are concerned about the teratogenic risks of their current medication. Their physical exam and routine labs are unremarkable. Which mood stabilizer is most strongly associated with neural tube defects and should generally be avoided in persons of childbearing potential when possible?

There are four (4) parts to this question. Please take your…

There are four (4) parts to this question. Please take your time as you will use your result from Part A as the input to Part B, etc. Please note the following: Your answers must be integers. You must provide the exact answer All answers are whole numbers – no fractions or decimals larger numbers may be submitted with or without commas (e.g. either 123,456,789 or 123456789) GB is equivalent to 230 and not “1 billion” (i.e. – 1,073,741,824 bytes) MB is equivalent to 220 and not “1 billion” (i.e. – 1,048,576 bytes) KB is equivalent to 210 and not “1 billion” (i.e. – 1,024 bytes) You may assume a 4KB block size You may assume 4-byte addresses Answer these questions: How many data blocks are utilized for a file with 131.05 GB of data? How many blocks of direct pointers are necessary to reference the data blocks in part (A)? How many blocks of indirect pointers are necessary to reference the direct pointer blocks in part (B)? How many blocks of double indirect pointers are necessary to reference the indirect pointer blocks in part (C)?

Suppose a researcher is interested in whether Iowa drivers s…

Suppose a researcher is interested in whether Iowa drivers support stricter penalties for drunk driving.  A random sample of 400 Iowa drivers was polled and asked their opinions using a 5-point scale of -2 to 2 { -2 , -1 , 0 , 1 , 2 }.  Negative values indicate opposition to stricter penalties, and positive values mean support of stricter penalties.  Which of the following would be a suitable null hypothesis?