Input: 1. Singles out a small parcel of land for different treatment 2. Primarily for the benefit of the private owner, rather than the public. 3. In a manner inconsistent w/ the general community plan. **does not require all 3

Output: Spot Zoning Elements

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Input: A grant to vary from the literal restrictions of a zoning ordinance

Output: Variances Definition

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Input: 1. Landowner must show the effect of a zoning ordinance burdens property w/an unnecessary hardship 2. Hardship was not self-inflicted 3. Grant of variance will not have adverse impact on public health, safety and welfare AND 4. Variance sought is the minimum variance that will afford relief

Output: Variance Elements

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Input: Area Variance--permits modification of lot size, setback, height, frontage, density or similar requirements Use Variance--Authorizes a type of use that is otherwise prohibited by the zoning ordinance

Output: Types of Variances

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Input: A use that is permitted in the zone if certain conditions specified in the zoning ordinance are met Generally used to regulate--aesthetic, noise, traffic, or other problems

Output: Special Exceptions Definition

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Input: Propose use will not have a materially adverse impact on nearby properties Will not result in a clearly adverse aesthetic impact

Output: Special Exceptions Specific Requirements

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Input: [parasympathetic] 5

Output: Resting cardiac output averages about ___L/min in healthy adults.

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Input: [parasympathetic] 15-20%

Output: Under resting conditions, approximately ____% of cardiac output is distributed to the skeletal muscles.

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Input: [parasympathetic] atrium

Output: All deoxygenated blood returning to the heart rom the body tissues enters the right______

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Input: [parasympathetic] SA

Output: The _____ node is normally responsible for setting the pace of the heart's rhythmic beating

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Input: [parasympathetic] ventricle

Output: The QRS complex of the electrocardiogram represents depolarization of the _______

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Input: [parasympathetic] continuous outflow of sympathetic neural signals to the blood vessels resulting in a constant state of partial vascular constriction.

Output: Define vagal tone or vascular tone

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Input: [parasympathetic] increases

Output: The plasma of blood (increases or decreases?) with endurance training.

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Input: [parasympathetic] stroke volume

Output: EDV-ESV is the same as________

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Input: [parasympathetic] 40-45%

Output: The average hematocrit is ____

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Input: [parasympathetic] The volume of blood pumped by the heart per minute

Output: Define cardiac output

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Input: [parasympathetic] The relaxation phase of the heart

Output: Define diastole

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Input: [parasympathetic] coronary artery

Output: The _______ _____ supplies oxygen rich blood to the myocardium.

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Input: [parasympathetic] look it up and write it out

Output: Trace bloodflow through the heart.

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. delivery of oxygen and other nutrients 2. removal of CO2 and other metabolic waste 3. transport of hormones 4. thermoregulation 5. maintenance of pH 6. immune function

Output: What are 6 major cardiovascular functions?

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Input: [parasympathetic] The left one

Output: Which ventricle is the largest one?

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Input: [parasympathetic] left

Output: With exercise, the _____ ventricle increases in size.

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. wall thickness changes 2. volume changes

Output: What are 2 causes of left ventricle hypertrophy?

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Input: [parasympathetic] aortic opening is smaller than normal

Output: Define Aortic Stenosis

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Input: [parasympathetic] medulla oblongata

Output: Which part of the brain deals with cardiac control?

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Input: [parasympathetic] Precentral gyrus

Output: What part of the brain is in charge of skeletal muscle control?

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Input: [parasympathetic] Arterial difference of blood that flows through the muscle

Output: Define aVO2 diff

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Input: [parasympathetic] the painful symptoms from artherosclerosis

Output: Define Angina

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. increase in LDL 2. decrease in HDL 3. Smoking 4. Hypertension 5. Lack of exercise

Output: What are 5 risk factors for artherosclerosis?

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Input: [parasympathetic] the left anterior descending artery

Output: What is the widow-maker?

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Input: [parasympathetic] Heart muscle death so so that it can't pump blood to the rest of the body.

Output: Define Heart Attack

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. angioplasti 2. bypass 3. heart transplants

Output: Name 3 ways to fix artherosclerosis

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Input: [parasympathetic] weakening in the major artery (like aorta) and the lack of connective tissue in artery.

Output: Define Marfan syndrome

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Input: [parasympathetic] Large bubble in aorta that bursts

Output: Define Aneurysm

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. tall and lean 2. long extremities 3. dilated aorta 4. risks for aneurysm 5. caused by genetic defect in fibrin

Output: What are 5 signs of marfan syndrome?

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. Sinoatrial Node 2. Atrioventricular node 3. AV bundle 4. right and left bundle branches 5. purkinje fibers

Output: Name the five steps/structures of the cardiac conduction system (in order of their impulses)

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. high cholesterol 2. overweight 3. smoking 4. hypertension

Output: What are 4 risk factors for having artherosclerosis?

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Input: [parasympathetic] 40-45

Output: What should your HDL levels be?

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Input: [parasympathetic] Used to diagnose blocked arteries

Output: Define Angiography

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Input: [parasympathetic] Build-up of cholesterol and WBCs

Output: Define Plaque

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Input: [parasympathetic] capillaries

Output: When you exercise, you increase the number of c_______

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Input: [parasympathetic] abnormal rhythm from excited cell

Output: Define arrhythmia

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Input: [parasympathetic] 20-30 beats/ minute

Output: What is the max vagal tone (for parasympathetic stimulation) heart rate?

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Input: [parasympathetic] 100 beats/minute

Output: What is the HR for the absence of vagal tone (for PNS)?

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Input: [parasympathetic] 250 beats per minute

Output: What is the HR for maximal sympathetic stimulation?

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Input: [parasympathetic] the strength with which the heart contracts

Output: Define Contractility

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. vagus nerve 2. parasympathetic 3. sympathetic

Output: the _____ _____ controls HR until you have enough work to dampen the _______ influence and eventually the _______ NS takes over.

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Input: [parasympathetic] 60-100 beat/min

Output: What is the clinically normal HR?

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Input: [parasympathetic] any HR lower than 60 beats/min

Output: Define Bradycardia

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Input: [parasympathetic] any resting HR higher than 100 beats/min.

Output: Define Tachycardia

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Input: [parasympathetic] a "zap" kills the cell that creates problems for the heart

Output: Define ablation

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Input: [parasympathetic] because there is less necessary pressure for passing through valves of the heart.

Output: Why can you survive in atrial fibrillation?

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Input: [parasympathetic] 20% of blood at rest that can be pushed into ventricles before they contract.

Output: Define Atrial kick

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Input: [parasympathetic] 70

Output: What is a normal Stroke volume?

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Input: [parasympathetic] More blood that comes back, more blood that goes out

Output: Define Starlings Law

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Input: [parasympathetic] 170-180

Output: What is the average range for a max SV?

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Input: [parasympathetic] 150 ml

Output: What is an average stroke volume (not while exercising)?

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Input: [parasympathetic] 220-age

Output: What is the formula for Emax HR?

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Input: [parasympathetic] graphic representation of the depolarization and repolarization of the heart

Output: Define electrocardiogram

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Input: [parasympathetic] Atrial depolarization

Output: What does the P wave represent?

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Input: [parasympathetic] ventricular depolarization

Output: What does the QRS phase represent?

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Input: [parasympathetic] ventricular repolarization

Output: What does the T wave represent?

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Input: [parasympathetic] because the ventricular muscle is bigger

Output: Why is the QRS wave bigger than the other 2?

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Input: [parasympathetic] in the QRS phase

Output: Where does atrial repolarization occur in the ECG?

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Input: [parasympathetic] Skipped or extra beats from impulses originating outside the SA node. Ventricles contract before atria do.

Output: Define or describe what a Premature Ventricular Contraction is

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Input: [parasympathetic] magnitude and direction

Output: A vector shows both _________ and ___________

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Input: [parasympathetic] Contraction of the ventricular tissue is uncoordinated and can result in cardiac death.

Output: Define Ventricular Fibrillation

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Input: [parasympathetic] Still blood in the heart but no movement of blood. The ventricles are completely closed chambers.

Output: What happens in isovolumetric relaxation?

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Input: [parasympathetic] valve is not completely sealed so blood can go opposite way its supposed to go.

Output: Define murmur

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Input: [parasympathetic] flaps in the valve fold backwards

Output: Define prolapse

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Input: [parasympathetic] pressure isn't high enough for valve to open

Output: Define Isovolumetric

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. Atrial Pressure 2. Ventricular Pressure 3. Aortic Pressure 4. ventricular volume 5. EKG

Output: What are the 5 curves in the Wiggers Diagram?

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Input: [parasympathetic] 80; passive

Output: In atrial pressure ___% of diastole is ____

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Input: [parasympathetic] ejected; aorta

Output: During the aortic pressure curve in the Wigger's diagram blood is being ___ into the _____

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Input: [parasympathetic] Diastolic

Output: The _____ pressure does not change during exercise.

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. Pre-load 2. Volume 3. After-load

Output: Blood pressure is determined by which 3 factors?

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. valves in veins 2. muscle pumps 3. respiratory pump

Output: Return of blood to heart happens 3 ways...what are they?

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_______ stimulation of the heart causes the heart rate to decrease.


Input: [parasympathetic] Average pressure of the heart

Output: Define Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)

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Input: [parasympathetic] systolic-diastolic

Output: Pulse pressure equals...

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Input: [parasympathetic] MAP=2/3DBP+ 1/3SBP

Output: Give the equation for MAP

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Input: [parasympathetic] determines how much force the heart contracts with

Output: Explain how pre-load effects BP

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Input: [parasympathetic] the total volume of blood pumped by the ventricle per minute

Output: Define Q(cardiac output)

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Input: [parasympathetic] Proportion of blood pumped out of left ventricle with each beat

Output: Define Ejection Fraction

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Input: [parasympathetic] Stroke volume/ End diastolic volume

Output: What is the equation for ejection fraction?

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Input: [parasympathetic] go to capillaries or bypass capillaries

Output: Define metarterioles

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Input: [parasympathetic] autonomic

Output: Blood pressure is controlled by the __________ nervous system.

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Input: [parasympathetic] 1. aortic arch 2. carotid arteries

Output: Baroreceptors are sensitive to stretch in the ______ _____ and the ______ _______

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Input: A system of internal and external reviews and audits of all aspects of an EMS System

Output: Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI)

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Input: The responsibility of the medical director to ensure the appropriate care standards are me by EMTB on each call

Output: Quality Control

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Input: The designated area in which EMS service is responsible for the provision of prehospital care emergency care and transport

Output: Primary Service Area (PSA)

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Input: Potential life threatening disease that usually start with Flu like symptoms

Output: SARS (Severe Acute respiratory Syndrome)

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Input: A comprehensive plan that helps employees to reduce their risk of exposure to or acquisition of communicable diseases

Output: exposure control plan

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Input: A process that confront the response to critical incidents and defuses them, directing the emergency personnel toward physical and emotional balance

Output: Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM)

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Input: The organism or individual that is attacked by the infecting agent

Output: Host

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Input: The strength or ability of a pathogen to produce disease

Output: Virulence

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Input: A disease caused bu infection

Output: Infections disease

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Input: Any disease that can be spread from person to person, animal to person

Output: Communicable Disease

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Input: The body's three stage response to stress: First stress causes the body to trigger and alarm response, and then recovery, or if the stress is prolonged, exhaustion.

Output: General Adaption Syndrome

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Input: unlawfully placing a patient in fear of bodily harm

Output: Assult

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Input: basing current action on lessons, rules, or guidelines derived from previous similar experiences

Output: Precedence

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Input: A written document that specifies medical treatment should a patient become unable to make decisions - living will

Output: advance directives

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Input: A term relating to medical jurisprudence (law) or forensic medicine

Output: medicolegal

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Input: Circulation of blood within an organ or tissue

Output: perfusion

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Input: blood presser that is below normal range

Output: hypotension

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Input: narrowing of the blood vessels

Output: vasoconstriction

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Input: Subjective findings that the patient feels but only identified by the patient

Output: symptoms

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Input: the delicate membrane lining of the eye lids

Output: conjunctiva

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Input: breathing that occurs with no aissitance

Output: spontaneous respirations

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Input: Characterized by profuse sweating

Output: diaphoretic

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Input: an unusually upright position in which the patients head chin are thrust slightly forward

Output: sniffing position

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Input: A technique used to move a patient from siting position inside vehicle to supine position in less than 1 minute

Output: Rapid extrication technique

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Input: A lifting technique used for patients found lying on the ground and have no suspected spinal injury

Output: Direct ground lift

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Input: A move which the patient is dragged or pulled from the scene before initial assessment and care provided

Output: Emergency move

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Input: lifiting technique used for patients in supine or sitting position and with no suspected extremity or spinal injuries

Output: extremity lift

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Input: The part of the nervous system that regulates functions such as digestion and sweating, not controlled voluntarily

Output: Autonomic Nervous System

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Input: The muscles on the side of the neck that allow movement of the head

Output: sternocleidomastoid muscles

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Input: protein catalyst designed to speed up the rate of specific biochemical reactions

Output: enzymens

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Input: Tiny disc shaped elements smaller than cells and stops bleeding

Output: platelets

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Input: Describes the search for someone or something which, when found and brought back, will restore fertility to a wasted land. (The desolation of the land is often mirrored by a leader's illness and disability.) Life is restored to the way it should be or has been. This is the ultimate goal of the main character. [Intro]

Output: The Quest

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Input: This is not the same as the quest, but merely a step to complete it. This is one of the challenges (often a superhuman deed) which the main character must face in order to complete his quest. [Intro]

Output: The Task

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Input: This is usually takes the form of an initiation into adult life. The adolescent comes into his/her maturity with a new awareness, and he faces his problems with a new sense of hope. This awakening usually takes place near the end of the story. [Intro]

Output: The Initiation

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Input: Archetypes that define the overall plot of the story. [Intro]

Output: Situation Archetypes

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Input: The hero journeys in search of some truth or information necessary to restore fertility to the kingdom. Usually the main character descends into a real or psychological hell and is forced to discover the blackest truths, quite often concerning his own faults. Once the hero is at this low point, he must accept personal responsibility to return to the world of the living. A second use of this pattern is the depiction of a limited number of travelers on a sea voyage, a bus ride or another trip where they are isolated and viewed as a microcosm of society [Intro]

Output: The Journey

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Input: This describes a descent from a higher to a lower state of being. The experience involves a loss of innocence and bliss. It is often accompanied by the expulsion from a kind of paradise as a penalty for disobedience and moral transgression. [Intro]

Output: The Fall

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Input: THis grows out of the parallel between the cycle of nature and the cycle of life. Thus morning and springtime represent birth, youth or rebirth; evening and winter suggest old age and death. [Intro]

Output: Death and Rebirth

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Input: Light usually suggests hope, renewal, or intellectual illumination. Darkness implies the unknown, ignorance, or despair. [Intro]

Output: Light vs. Darkness

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Input: Water is necessary to life and growth , and it commonly appears as a birth or rebirth symbol as in baptisms, which symbolize spiritual birth. The desert represents alienation, loneliness, desolation, near starvation (both physically and spiritually). [Intro]

Output: Water vs. Desert

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Input: man has traditionally associated parts of the universe not accessible to him with the dwelling places of primordial forces that govern his world. The skies and mountaintops house his gods; the bowels or the earth contain the diabolic forces that inhabit his universe. [Intro]

Output: Heaven vs. Hell

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Input: Heroes are often sheltered for a time in places of safety (havens) for a time to regain their health or spiritual strengh before they are thrust out into the dangerous wilderness. [Intro]

Output: Haven vs. Wilderness

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Input: Some characters exhibit wisdom and understanding of situations instinctively as opposed to those supposedly in charge who have extensive book learning, yet usually make poor decisions. [Intro]

Output: Innate Wisdom vs. Educated Stupidity

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Input: Fire represents knowledge, light, life, and rebirth. Fire is usually present when these forces are affecting the hero. Ice (like the desert) represents ignorance, darkness, desolation, sterility, or death. Ice would be present when these forces are affecting the hero or another character. [Intro]

Output: Fire vs. Ice

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Input: Nature is good while technology and society is often evil. [Intro]

Output: Nature vs. the Mechanistic World

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Input: The battle between two primal forces. Mankind shows eternal optimism in the continual portrayal of good triumphing over evil despite enormous odds. [Intro]

Output: Good vs. Evil

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Input: A supernatural force, god, or being intervenes either on the side of the hero or sometimes against him. [Intro]

Output: Supernatural Intervention

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Input: The hero or some other character has a wound, either physical or psychological, that cannot be fully healed. This wound often indicates a loss of innocence. It always aches and often drives the sufferer to desperate measures. [Intro]

Output: The Unhealable Wound

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Input: Actual ceremonies that initiate experiences. They will mark his rite of passage into the next level of his journey into adulthood. [Intro]

Output: The Ritual

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Input: This is a weapon that can only be wielded or used to its full potential by the hero. It symbolizes the extraordinary quality of the hero. [Intro]

Output: The Magic Weapon

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Input: Archetypes that symbolize some event in the story. The element in the archetype name must be present in the story to represent the ideas. [Intro]

Output: Symbolic Archetypes

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Input: Models for which many characters are based. The character should meet most of the criteria to qualify as that archetype. [Intro]

Output: Character Archetypes

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Input: The protagonist of the story. His/her life can be clearly divided into a series of well marked adventures with strongly suggst a ritualistic pattern. Some characteristics of a hero might be: his mother is a virgin, the circumstances of his conception are unusual and, at birth, some attempt is made to kill him. He is frequently reared by foster parents. After a victory, the hero is made a king and marries the princess. He usually suffers a mysterious death. The hero can be marked as the character that changes in the face of conflict, and we are able to see maturity. [Intro]

Output: The Hero

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Input: This hero is spirited away as a young man and raised by strangers. He later returns to his home where his a stranger who can see new problems and new solutions. [Intro]

Output: The Young Man from the Provinces

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Input: This is a young hero or heroine who, prior to his/her quest, must endure some training and ceremony. This person is usually innocent and often wears white. [Intro]

Output: The Initiate

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Input: This individual serves as a teacher or counselor for the initiate. Sometimes he serves a a role model or as mother or father figure. The mentor teaches by example skills necessary to survive the quest. [Intro]

Output: The mentor

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Input: Loyal companions willing to face any number of perils in order to be together. [Intro]

Output: Hunting Group of Companions

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Input: An animal who befriends the hero and serves him/her loyally. The purpose of the friendly best is to show that nature is on the die of th hero. [Intro]

Output: Friendly Beast

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Input: Evil incarnate, this character offers worldly goods, fame, or knowledge to the protagonist in exchange for possession of his soul. [Intro]

Output: Devil Figure

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Input: A redeemable devil figure saved by the nobility or love of the hero. [Intro]

Output: Evil Figure with Ultimately Good Heart

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Input: A character used to carry the blame of the sins of society. Usually seen as a weak until his death. Then he/she usually becomes a powerful force (a martyr). [Intro]

Output: The Scapegoat

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Input: A figure who is banished from a social group for some crime (real or imagined) against his fellow man. The outcast is usually destined to become a wanderer from place to place. [Intro]

Output: The Outcast

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Input: The fertility symbol in most stories. Symbolic of fruition and abundance. This character traditionally offers spiritual and emotional nourishment to those with whom she comes into contact. [Intro]

Output: The Earthmother

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Input: Characterized by sensuous beauty, this woman is one to whom the protagonist is physically attracted and who ultimately may bring about his downfall. [Intro]

Output: The Temptress

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Input: This woman is a source of inspiration and a spiritual ideal. The protagonist or author has an intellectual rather that physical attraction to this character. [Intro]

Output: The Platonic Ideal

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Input: A female character who displays a fearless sense of honor. Usually handles weapons well and is knowledgeable in ares of defense. many times wrongly perceived as hating men. [Intro]

Output: Amazon Warrior

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Input: These tho characters are engaged in a love affair that is fated to end tragically for one or both due to disapproval of society, friends, or family or to some tragic situation. [Intro]

Output: The Star-Crossed Lovers

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Input: A monster usually summoned from the deepest, darkest part of the human psyche to threaten the lives of the hero/heroine. Often it is a perversion or desecration of the human body. For example, werewolves, vampires, dragons, huge snakes. [Intro]

Output: Creatures of Nightmare

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Input: Colors associated with certain characters can further explain characteristics. [Intro]

Output: Color archetypes

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Input: Positive associations are light, innocence, purity, virginity, and timelessness. A heroic character will usually wear this color prior to experiencing a rite of passage. Negative associations are death, terror, the supernatural, and the blinding truth of an inscrutable cosmic mystery. [Intro]

Output: White

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Input: Positive associations are knowledge and intelligence. The hero figure may wear a combination of black and white while processing through various trials. Negative associations are evil, melancholy, chaos, mystery, the unknown, and death. [Intro]

Output: Black

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Input: Depicts hope and happiness. Positive association with the sun. As long as the sun shines, there is hope for a new beginning. [Intro]

Output: Yellow

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Input: Depicts great passion as in love, violence, and artistry. Also denotes, blood, sacrifice, and disorder. The hero or one of his/her cohorts during battles may wear this color. [Intro]

Output: Red

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Input: A positive color associated with compromise, serenity, truth, security, spiritual purity. Characters wearing this color usually represent peacemakers. [Intro]

Output: Blue

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Input: Positive associations are life, rebirth, growth, hope, fertility. Sometimes seen in conjunction with yellow. Negative associations are death and decay. [Intro]

Output: Green

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Input: A combination color used to represent hope and passion (yellow and read) [Intro]

Output: Orange

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Input: Earth tones representing unity with the land. Frequently seen with native animals or characters in harmony with their homeland. Earth mothers wear this color. [Intro]

Output: Brown

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Input: Associated with power and royalty, depending upon the degree or richness used. [Intro]

Output: Purple

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Input: Associated with wealth, status, and power. [Intro]

Output: Gold/Silver

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Input: numbers associated with characters can further explain characteristics. [Intro]

Output: Number Archetypes

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Input: Associated with light, spiritual awareness and unity (the Holy Trinity). [Intro]

Output: Three

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Input: Associated with the circle, life, four seasons, earth, nature, four elements (earth, air, fire, water). [Intro]

Output: Four

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Input: Most potent of all symbolic numbers. Signifies union of three and four. Also suggests completion of a cycle and perfect order. [Intro]

Output: Seven

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Input: The venerable woman who must be rescued by the hero. She often is used as a trap to ensnare the unsuspecting hero. [Intro]

Output: Damsel in Destress

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Input: As runoff travels, it forms tiny grooves in the soil called rills .

Output: As runoff travels, it forms tiny grooves in the soil called rills .

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: A gully is a large groove, or channel, in the soil that carries runoff after a rainstorm.

Output: A gully is a large groove, or channel, in the soil that carries runoff after a rainstorm.

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: A stream is a channel along which water is continually flowing down a slope.

Output: A stream is a channel along which water is continually flowing down a slope.

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: A tributary is a stream or river that flows into a larger river.

Output: A tributary is a stream or river that flows into a larger river.

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: The flat, wide area of land along a river is a flood plain .

Output: The flat, wide area of land along a river is a flood plain .

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: A meander is a looplike bend in the course of a river.

Output: A meander is a looplike bend in the course of a river.

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: oxbow lake is a meander that has been cut off from the river.

Output: oxbow lake is a meander that has been cut off from the river.

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: An alluvial fan is a wide, sloping deposit of sediment formed where a stream leaves a mountain range.

Output: An alluvial fan is a wide, sloping deposit of sediment formed where a stream leaves a mountain range.

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: Sediment deposited where a river flows into an ocean or lake builds up a landform called a delta .

Output: Sediment deposited where a river flows into an ocean or lake builds up a landform called a delta .

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: A deposit that hangs like an icicle from the roof of a cave is known as a stalactite (stuh lak tyt).

Output: A deposit that hangs like an icicle from the roof of a cave is known as a stalactite (stuh lak tyt).

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: Slow dripping builds up a cone-shaped stalagmite (stuh lag myt) from the cave floor.

Output: Slow dripping builds up a cone-shaped stalagmite (stuh lag myt) from the cave floor.

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: This type of landscape is called karst topography after a region in Eastern Europe.

Output: This type of landscape is called karst topography after a region in Eastern Europe.

Runoff is water that moves over Earth’s surface.


Input: In small projects, like small office or home environments, this type of network is used.

Output: Peer to Peer networks.

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Input: What do Servers provide in a Client Server Networks?

Output: They provide centralized administration, data storage, and security.

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Input: What is the Client role in a Client Server Network?

Output: The client system requests data from the server and displays it to the user.

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Input: Define "Bus Network Topology"

Output: A linear bus network, where all the computers are linked together by a single cable called a trunk or backbone.

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Input: On a Bus network, what might cause a disruption in communications?

Output: A terminator might be loose.

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Input: On a Bus network, what might cause the entire network segment to fail?

Output: Any other break in the cable other than a loose terminator.

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Input: In this configuration, all devices connect to a single device.

Output: Star configuration

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Input: In a a physical ring topology, how do the computers connect?

Output: In a complete ring, through a single network device.

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Input: What network topology forms a complete ring and has all machines connecting through a single network device.

Output: A physical ring topology.

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Input: In a ring network, what can disrupt the entire network?

Output: Any break in the ring can distrupt the entire network.

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Input: What are the requirements in a mesh network topology?

Output: Every computer must be connected to every other computer individually.

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Input: What is the formula for determining the number of connections required for a mesh network?

Output: y(y-1)/2

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Input: Every computer must be connected to every other computer individually in this type of network.

Output: A mesh network.

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Input: A WAP is used in what kind of is used in what kind of network infrastructure?

Output: A wireless infrastructure.

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Input: Ad hoc wireless networks are what kind of network?

Output: Peer to peer.

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Input: What does CSMA/CD stand for?

Output: Carrier sense multiple access / collision detection

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Input: Where is the CSMA/CD protocol used?

Output: In 802.3, or ethernet

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Input: What is the 802.3 protocol?

Output: Ethernet

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Input: What is the 802.5 protocol?

Output: Token Ring

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Input: What is identification number for a token ring?

Output: 802.5

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Input: Where can EMI come from?

Output: Fluorescent lights or CRT monitors.

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Input: Fluorescent lights can cause what kind of interference?

Output: EMI

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Input: What is the identification number for a wireless network?

Output: 802.11

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Input: What kind of media is prone to EMI?

Output: Copper cabling

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Input: When can crosstalk occur?

Output: When two cables or wires within a cable are close enough and interfere with each other.

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Input: What is attenuation?

Output: Signals weaken as they travel over long distances.

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Input: What is it called when signals weaken as they travel over long distances?

Output: Attenuation.

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Input: What is the different between full and half duplex?

Output: Half duplex can only send OR receive at any given time. Full duplex can do both simultaneously.

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Input: What speed can a full duplex connection run at on a 100Mbps network?

Output: 200 Mbps

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Input: classifications of people on the basis of their race or ethnicity [civil rights]

Output: suspect classifications


Input: a Supreme Court test to see if a law denies equal protection because it does not serve a compelling state interest and is not narrowly tailored to achieve that goal [civil rights]

Output: strict scrutiny


Input: the doctrine established in Plessy vs. Ferguson that African Americans could constitutionally be kept in separate but equal facilities [civil rights]

Output: separate-but-equal doctrine


Input: racial segregation that is required by law [civil rights]

Output: de jure segregation


Input: racial segregation that occurs in schools, not as a result of the law, but as a result of patterns of residential settlement [civil rights]

Output: de facto segregation


Input: opposing a law one considers unjust by peacefully disobeying it and accepting the resultant punishment [civil rights]

Output: civil disobedience


Input: state power to effect laws promoting health, safety, and morals [civil rights]

Output: police powers


Input: programs designed to increase minority participation in some institution by taking positive steps to appoint more minority-group members [civil rights]

Output: affirmative action


Input: making certain that people achieve the same result [civil rights]

Output: equality of result


Input: using race or sex to give preferential treatment to some people [civil rights]

Output: reverse discrimination


Input: giving people an equal chance to suceed [civil rights]

Output: equality of opportunity


Input: What was the rationale for banning segregated schools? [civil rights]

Output: Separate by equal created a detrimental effect upon colored children, otherwise inferiority.


Input: Today's consumers do not need to rely on marketer-supplied info about products and services because they can use ___ to seek out a wealth of information [The Promotion Mix]

Output: The internet and other technologies

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Input: Vast numbers of consumers are aware of your product. It is now your goal to enhance preference for your product. You plan to use nonpersonal communication through PRINT media. This will include all of the following except: [The Promotion Mix]

Output: Internet "Chats"

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Input: ___ Consists of strong short-term incentives that invite and reward quick responses from customers [The Promotion Mix]

Output: Sales Promotion

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Input: Business-to-consumer companies are more likely to emphasize a ___ promotion strategy. While business-to-business companies are more likely to emphasize a ___ promotion strategy [The Promotion Mix]

Output: pull;push

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Input: An advertising objective is classified by its primary purpose, which is to inform, persuade, or ____ [The Promotion Mix]

Output: Remind

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Input: Which of the following is an objective of informative advertising? [The Promotion Mix]

Output: Suggests new uses for a product

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Input: Persuasive Advertising becomes ____advertising when a company directly or indirectly compares its brand with one or more other pbrands [The Promotion Mix]

Output: comparative

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Input: Advertisers are increasingly shifting larger portions of their budgets to media that costs less and targets more effectively. which of the following is harmed most by the shift? [The Promotion Mix]

Output: Network Television

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Input: You receive a report that 68% of your target market has been exposed to your ad campaign during a given period of time. The information in the report relates to ____ [The Promotion Mix]

Output: Reach

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Input: ___ involves two-way, personal communication between salespeople and individual customers, either in person, by telephone, or through web conferences [The Promotion Mix]

Output: Personal Selling

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Input: To reduce time demands on their outside sales forces, many companies have increased the size of their inside sales forces, which include technical support people, sales assistants, and ____ [The Promotion Mix]

Output: telemarketers

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Input: The growing trend of using a group of people from sales, marketing, engineering, finance, tech support, and even upper management to service large, complex accounts is known as ____ selling [The Promotion Mix]

Output: Team

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Input: Which step in the sales process is necessary to ensure customer satisfaction and repeat business? [The Promotion Mix]

Output: Follow-Up

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Input: The CEO of Comfy Carpet, Rick Hadley, was skeptical about Web-based training until his sales manager explained that online training is: [The Promotion Mix]

Output: cost competitive and efficient

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Input: Reinforcing only those responses within a response class that meet a specific criterion along some dimension(s) (i.e. frequency, topography, duration, latency, or magnitude) and placing all other responses in the class on extinction. [shaping]

Output: differential reinforcement

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Input: a term popularized by Pryor (1999) for shaping behavior using conditioned reinforcement in the form of an auditory stimulus. A handheld device produces a click sound when pressed. The trainer pairs other forms of reinforcement (e.g. edible treats) with the click sound so that the sound becomes a conditioned reinforcer. [shaping]

Output: clicker training

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Input: A behavior change produced by differential reinforcement: Reinforced members of the current response class occur with greater frequency, and unreinforced members occur less frequently (undergo extinction); the overall result is the emergence of a new response class [shaping]

Output: response differentiation

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Input: The sequence of new response classes that emerge during the shaping process as the result of differential reinforcement; each successive response class is closer in form to the terminal behavior than the response class it replaces [shaping]

Output: successive approximation

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Input: A procedure for transferring stimulus control in which features of an antecedent stimulus (e.g., shape, size, position, color) controlling a behavior are gradually changed to a new stimulus while maintaining the current behavior; stimulus features can be faded in (enhanced) or faded out (reduced). [shaping]

Output: fading

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Input: the end product of shaping [shaping]

Output: terminal behavior

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Input: Use of fluid resistant materials to protect them from contamination. Rubber plastic, paper, foil. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is Barrier technique?

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Input: Number of Micro-organisms contaminating an object. Also known as Bioload or Microbial load [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is Bioburden?

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Input: Bacterial endospore test which assess whether sterlization has occured. Also known as biological indicator or biological spore test [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is a Biological Monitor?

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Input: The destruction or inhibition of most viruses and bacteria while in their growth phase. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is Chemical disinfection?

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Input: Chemical dyes used to determine whether sterlization has been met. Also know as 1. Chemical monitor 2. Dosage indicator 3. Process indicator. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is a Chemical indicator?

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Input: Dental Items are classified based on pathways through which cross contamination may occur and the location and technique of instrument use. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is Dental Item Classification?

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Input: Critical, Semi Critical and Non critical. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Dental Item are classified as?

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Input: Materials that penetrate the skin, mucous membrane or bone. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Critical Items are?

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Input: Materials that frequently contact mucous membranes but cannot be sterlized due to their inability to withstand heat. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Semicritical Items are?

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Input: Materials that do not normally penetrate or contact mucous membranes but are exposed to splatter, spray or splashing of blood. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Non Critical Items are?

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Input: Equipment or methods which remove bloodbore pathogens from the workplace. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What are Engineering Controls?

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Input: A surgical entry into the tissues, cavities organs or repair of major tramatic injuries. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is an invasive procedure?

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Input: Steam heat under pressure for sufficient length of time to kill all forms of micro organisms [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is Saturated Steam Sterlization?

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Input: Free from all living micro organisms. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is Sterile Sterility?

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Input: Dental Infection control Instruction. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is BUMEDINST 6600.10A?

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Input: A Sterilizer in which incoming steam displaces the residual air through a port or drain in or near the bottom of the sterilizer chamber. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is a Gravity Displacement type sterilizer?

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Input: 121-123 C (250-254 F) 15-17 lb per psi [Asepsis is?]

Output: Gravity Displacement Type Sterilizer. 30 minutes at?

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Input: 132-135 C 270-274 F 30-32 psi. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Gravity Displacement Type Sterilizer. 15 minutes at?

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Input: Sterilizer which relies on one or more pressure and vacuum excursions at the beginning or end of the cycle. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is a Prevacuum type Sterilizer?

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Input: 132-135 C. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Operating temperatures for the Prevacuum type Sterilizer are?

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Input: Quantity of materials or supplies required to treat a single patient. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is a Unit Dose?

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Input: At least Quarterly. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Infection Control function are addressed how often?

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Input: 6 weeks, 12 weeks and 6 months. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Medical testing for HBV and HIV are at what intervals?

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Input: BUMED (MED-54). [Asepsis is?]

Output: Who directs continous review and upgrade of the sterilization and infection control syllabus at the Naval School of Dental Assisting and technology (NSDAT) for dental "A" school?

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Input: Names of persons attending and conduction. Dates and a summary of the contents of the training. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Commmands must document infection control training with?

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Input: For at least three years. [Asepsis is?]

Output: How long are infection control manuals maintained?

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Input: Planning, Programming and Budgeting system used to identify total resources required to meet Infection Control guidelines and those of OSHA and the EPA. [Asepsis is?]

Output: What is the PPBS?

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Input: within 90 days of reporting to a Command. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Inital Infection control training is done?

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Input: Annually. [Asepsis is?]

Output: Inital Infection control training is done how often after initial training?

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Input: the rear shoe (closest to the rear). The self-energizing effect of this type of brake system requires that the longer lined secondary shoe be in the rear part of that wheel's brake system.

Output: Looking at a brake system with the drum off, the secondary brake shoe location is

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: not heat up to a proper temperature. The idea of a thermostat is to be in a closed position until a proper engine temperature is reached.

Output: If a thermostat in a vehicle's engine is stuck open, the engine will

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: uses low current to control high current. To control a higher current load with reduced length of large wiring, a relay is placed in the circuit.

Output: A relay is an electrical device that

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: the rear wheels only. The front wheels have calipers that combine the function of a wheel cylinder and can also be an attaching component for the brake pads.

Output: A vehicle with front disc brakes and rear drum brakes has wheel cylinders on

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: pick-up coil. The pick-up coil is part of the primary control circuit.

Output: Which of the following components is not part of the secondary of an ignition system?

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: engine loads. Because of the relationship between engine load (throttle position) and vacuum, some ignition systems use a vacuum advance retard unit to advance the spark proportionally to engine vacuum. This is a form of timing control.

Output: A distributor with vacuum advance compensates for varying

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: turns on and off the primary current. The ignition module turns on and off the primary current based on a signal it gets from the computer.

Output: In a computer-controlled ignition system, the ignition module

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: They use the principles of electromagnetism. All three components use an electromagnetic field to perform work. In the motor, the electromagnetic field is used to turn the armature. In the solenoid, it is used to move a plunger, and in the relay it is used to move a set of contacts.

Output: A starting system includes components such as the starter, motor, solenoid, and/or relay. What do these components have in common?

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: reduce the current flow A relationship exists between voltage, current flow, and resistance in a series circuit. If resistance is increased, current flow is reduced. If resistance is reduced, current flow will increase.

Output: In an automotive electrical series circuit, what will be the effect of adding an additional resistance?

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: C. Extractors are used on bolts and screws that are typically broken off flush or below the surface.

Output: Which of the following requires an extractor for removal? A. pistons B. bushings C. broken bolts D. all of the above

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: cut internal threads. A tap is a hard tool used for cutting internal threads.

Output: A tap is used to

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: router. A veining bit is used in a router to cut fine lines in material, often for decorative purposes.

Output: A veining bit is used with a

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: corrugated fasteners. Corrugated fasteners are probably best to use to repair split wood, since they draw the edges of the wood together. A #10 screw would be too big. Nails and glue don't really support the corners.

Output: To repair the corners of a picture frame, the best hardware to use would be

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: plumber. The large jaws and heavier weight of a monkey wrench are ideal for loosening and tightening large nuts and bolts that are usually encountered by plumbers. While it is possible for other workers to use a monkey wrench, the question uses the word ?usually,? suggesting that one type of person would be more likely than the others to use the wrench. Read the questions carefully for clues.

Output: A monkey wrench would usually be used by a

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: chair legs. A lathe is used for turning and cutting grooves and other decorative lines in spindle legs for chairs and tables. It is also used for turning wooden bowls.

Output: A lathe is normally used to make

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: insert the tang into the chuck. The tang is the end of the drill that is inserted into the chuck and tightened. The tang may be square for slower hand drills, and round for high-speed electric drills.

Output: To use a bit in a hand drill,

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: type of drill A countersink is a bit with a cone-shaped cutting head, used to expand the top of a screw hole. This allows the head of the screw to lie flush with the material into which it is screwed.

Output: What is a countersink?

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: the size of an object. A contour gauge is used to measure and form an outline of an object. The gauge presses against the object, assumes its shape with dozens of little steel pins, and then is transferred to whatever you are cutting?wood, glass, metal, tile, and so on.

Output: A contour gauge measures

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: nail a piece of wood to the end of the board as an extension of the board. If you nail an extension piece of wood to the end of the board you are cutting, the plane will continue along from one board to the next without chipping the end of the first board.

Output: To stop a board from chipping on the end as you plane, you can

A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings


Input: [2] Diffusion [1]

Output: Gases move from the blood to the alveoli and alveoli to the blood through which process?


Input: [2] Stridor [1]

Output: Harsh crowing sound made on inspiration related to airway obstruction.


Input: [2] Exercise Intolerance [1]

Output: Promote frequest rest periods during the day for the patient who has...


Input: [2] A decrease in heart rate during exertion. [1]

Output: How can you tell if an exercise program is increasing cardiovascular health?


Input: [2] Fowler's Position [1]

Output: What is the best position for a person with difficulty breathing?


Input: [2] Poached egg [1]

Output: What kind of food is good for a low residue diet?


Input: [2] Serum Albumin [1]

Output: What is the best indicator of protein status?


Input: [2] Dysrhythmias [1]

Output: Low of high potassium can cause what?


Input: [2] Constipation [1]

Output: Aluminum containing antacids and opiates can cause..


Input: [2] Renal Function [1]

Output: BUN assess what?


Input: [2] Fluid volume deficit [1]

Output: Dark, amber urine is a sign of?


Input: [2] Cann soups [1]

Output: What should be avoided in a sodium-restricted diet?


Input: [2] When going from a clear liquid diet to a full liquid diet. [1]

Output: Creamed soups can be added when?


Input: [2] Bladder distension after voiding [1]

Output: What is a sign of urinary retention?


Input: [The Promotion Mix] The internet and other technologies

Output: Today's consumers do not need to rely on marketer-supplied info about products and services because they can use ___ to seek out a wealth of information

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] Internet "Chats"

Output: Vast numbers of consumers are aware of your product. It is now your goal to enhance preference for your product. You plan to use nonpersonal communication through PRINT media. This will include all of the following except:

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] Sales Promotion

Output: ___ Consists of strong short-term incentives that invite and reward quick responses from customers

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] pull;push

Output: Business-to-consumer companies are more likely to emphasize a ___ promotion strategy. While business-to-business companies are more likely to emphasize a ___ promotion strategy

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] Remind

Output: An advertising objective is classified by its primary purpose, which is to inform, persuade, or ____

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] Suggests new uses for a product

Output: Which of the following is an objective of informative advertising?

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] comparative

Output: Persuasive Advertising becomes ____advertising when a company directly or indirectly compares its brand with one or more other pbrands

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] Network Television

Output: Advertisers are increasingly shifting larger portions of their budgets to media that costs less and targets more effectively. which of the following is harmed most by the shift?

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] Reach

Output: You receive a report that 68% of your target market has been exposed to your ad campaign during a given period of time. The information in the report relates to ____

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] Personal Selling

Output: ___ involves two-way, personal communication between salespeople and individual customers, either in person, by telephone, or through web conferences

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] telemarketers

Output: To reduce time demands on their outside sales forces, many companies have increased the size of their inside sales forces, which include technical support people, sales assistants, and ____

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] Team

Output: The growing trend of using a group of people from sales, marketing, engineering, finance, tech support, and even upper management to service large, complex accounts is known as ____ selling

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] Follow-Up

Output: Which step in the sales process is necessary to ensure customer satisfaction and repeat business?

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: [The Promotion Mix] cost competitive and efficient

Output: The CEO of Comfy Carpet, Rick Hadley, was skeptical about Web-based training until his sales manager explained that online training is:

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A company's total marketing communications mix consists of a special blend of advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct-marketing tools that the company uses to communicate customer value and build customer relationships. This is also called ____


Input: 1.Intangible drilling costs 2.Depletion 3.tax deferral 4.Flow thru of tax benefits 5.Depreciation deduction in equipment

Output: Main advantages of oil and gas partnerships


Input: -Based on the amount of oil SOLD -Apples to oil, mineral and timber

Output: Depletion allowances


Input: Deductible expenses for labor, supplies, fuel, repairs and other items with NO salvage value -deductible as they are incurred and PAID -represent a major portion of the 1st yr reductions

Output: Intangible drilling costs


Input: Machinery, toold, pipe and casing must be depreciated over time and are NOT subject to depletion

Output: Equipment costs


Input: Drilling costs incurred on a well that does not produce oil -Intangible

Output: Dry hole costs


Input: -Drill in areas w UNPORVEN reserves(wildcatting) -Greatest risk,potential for greatest return

Output: Exploratory drilling program


Input: -Drill in areas of proven reserves -Returns are less under a successful developement program than a successful exploratory program

Output: Developemental drilling program


Input: -Drill both exploratory and developemental

Output: Balanced drilling program


Input: Buy properties that are already producing -Looking for INCOME not WRITE-OFFS -lowest risk

Output: Oil & gas income


Input: T

Output: T or F If the inv does not meet the assessment by depositing the addt cash, their share of the revenues plus expenses of owership will be automatically reduced


Input: -Sponsor does not pay any costs realted to drilling -Shares in revenues as soon as the first oil and gas is removed

Output: Overriding royalty sharing arrangement


Input: -SPonsor receives a share of the rev that is greater than his participationg costs

Output: Disproportionate sharring arrangement


Input: Sponsor does not bear any costs relating to drilling wells -does not share in revenues until investors recover their inv

Output: Subordinated working interest


Input: -Most commonly use -Sponsor bears all capital tangible costs of drilling wells -Inv bears all intangible costs which are deductible as they are incurred

Output: Functiona allocation sharring arrangement


Input: [facility layout] a new facility is constructed, there is a significant change in demand or throughput volume, a new good or service is introduced to the customer benefit package, or different processes, equipment, and/or technology are installed.

Output: when are facility studies required?

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refers to the specific arrangement of physical facilities. Facility-layout studies are necessary whenever:


Input: [facility layout] Purposes of layout studies

Output: minimize delays in materials handling and customer movement maintain flexibility use labor and space effectively promote high employee morale and customer satisfaction provide for good housekeeping and maintenance enhance sales as appropriate in manufacturing and service facilities

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Input: [facility layout] A product layout

Output: is an arrangement based on the sequence of operations that are performed during the manufacturing of a good or delivery of a service.

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refers to the specific arrangement of physical facilities. Facility-layout studies are necessary whenever:


Input: [facility layout] include lower work-in-process inventories, shorter processing times, less material handling, lower labor skills, and simple planning and control systems.

Output: what are the advantages of product layout?

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Input: [facility layout] include that a breakdown at one workstation can cause the entire process to shut down; a change in product design or the introduction of new products may require major changes in the layout, limiting flexibility.

Output: what are the disadvantages of product layout?

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Input: [facility layout] process layout

Output: consists of a functional grouping of equipment or activities that do similar work.

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Input: [facility layout] of process layouts include a lower investment in equipment, and the diversity of jobs inherent in a process layout can lead to increased worker satisfaction.

Output: what are the advantages of a process layout?

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Input: [facility layout] include high movement and transportation costs, more complicated planning and control systems, longer total processing time, higher in-process inventory or waiting time, and higher worker-skill requirements.

Output: what are the disadvantages of a process layout?

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Input: [facility layout] cellular layout

Output: uses small product layouts (called “cells”) for producing families of goods and services.

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Input: [facility layout] group technology

Output: classifies parts into families so that cells can be designed for the families of goods or services.

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Input: [facility layout] A fixed-position layout

Output: consolidates the resources necessary to manufacture a good or deliver a service, such as people, materials, and equipment, in one physical location.

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refers to the specific arrangement of physical facilities. Facility-layout studies are necessary whenever:


Input: [facility layout] product layouts

Output: Service organizations that provide highly standardized services tend to use

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refers to the specific arrangement of physical facilities. Facility-layout studies are necessary whenever:


Input: [facility layout] assembly line

Output: is a type of product layout dedicated to combining the components of a good or service that has been created previously.

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Input: [facility layout] assembly line balancing

Output: is a technique to group tasks among workstations so that each workstation has—in the ideal case—the same amount of work. Imbalances lead to inequity in workloads and delays in processing

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refers to the specific arrangement of physical facilities. Facility-layout studies are necessary whenever:


Input: [facility layout] flow blocking delay

Output: occurs when a work center completes a unit but cannot release it because the in-process storage at the next stage is full. The worker must remain idle until storage space becomes available.

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refers to the specific arrangement of physical facilities. Facility-layout studies are necessary whenever:


Input: [facility layout] lack of work delay

Output: occurs when one stage completes work and no units from the previous stage are awaiting processing.

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Input: [facility layout] three types of information to balance an assembly line:

Output: 1. the set of tasks to be performed and the time required to perform each task, 2. the precedence relations among the tasks—that is, the sequence in which tasks must be performed, and 3. the desired output rate or forecast of demand for the assembly line.

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refers to the specific arrangement of physical facilities. Facility-layout studies are necessary whenever:


Input: [facility layout] cycle time

Output: is the interval between successive outputs coming off the assembly line.

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refers to the specific arrangement of physical facilities. Facility-layout studies are necessary whenever:


Input: [facility layout] minimize travel cost - travel of goods; travel of customers Place departments that have a lot of traffic close together

Output: Standard goal of process layouts is to

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Input: [facility layout] Flow Pattern – How customers move through the store Allocation of (shelf or floor) space to particular products

Output: regarding retail store layout what are two decisions?

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refers to the specific arrangement of physical facilities. Facility-layout studies are necessary whenever:


Input: [facility layout] flow pattern

Output: Maximize customer exposure to products Make them walk by (or at least see) everything

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Input: [facility layout] space allocation

Output: Goal is to maximize profit per square foot of display space (either shelf or floor)

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Input: [facility layout] ergonomics

Output: is concerned with improving productivity and safety by designing workplaces, equipment, instruments, computers, workstations, and so on that take into account the physical capabilities of people.

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Input: What is our best guess about the function pederasty served in ancient Greece?

Output: It allowed men to display their social and political power

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: In ancient Rome, marriage and sexual relations:

Output: Did not necessarily involve (at least initially) passionate love

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: Which below is NOT true regarding the Kama Sutra?

Output: All of these are part of the Kama Sutratra

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: Which of the following is true about sexuality in ancient India?

Output: All of the above are true

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: According to the Christian Bible, Jesus:

Output: Taught that men should be held to the same standards of adultery, divorce, and remarriage as women

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: By the late middle ages, women were

Output: Elevated to a place of purity and considered almost perfect

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: Before marriage during the Middle Ages, who would men enlist to help teach them the secrets of love and the ways of restoring potency?

Output: An Entremetteuse

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: The nineteenth century cure for the hysteria was

Output: The vibrator

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: Who was responsible for the development of Islam?

Output: Muhammad

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Input: What was the name for the men who had their testicles and/ or penises removed to prevent them from engaging in sexual activity?

Output: Eunuchs

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Input: During the Victorian Era, women were considered to be:

Output: Virtuous, refined, delicate, fragile

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Input: What was the name of the religious group who fled England and set up a biblically based society in the New World?

Output: Puritans

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Input: Budling is

Output: Placing a wooden board in the middle of a bed to allow an unmarried couple to sleep together without sex.

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: What was the purpose of anti-miscegenation laws?

Output: To make interracial sex illegal

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Input: How did the arrival of the medical model of sexuality at the end of the nineteenth century affect views of sexuality in the united states?

Output: Physicians advocated for self-restraint and abstention from masturbation

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Input: The Comstock Act of 1873

Output: Outlawed the mailing of articles on contraception

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: What was the result of the Social Hygiene Movement?

Output: Laws were passed mandating blood tests before marriage

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: Sexologists seek to

Output: Study sexual behavior scientifically

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Input: Which of the following would be considered sexologists?

Output: Alfred Kinsey and William Masters

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Input: How did Margaret Sanger influence sexuality history?

Output: She became a prominent advocate for birth control

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: How did the Planned Parenthood organization first begin?

Output: As a birth control clinic in New York

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: How did the feminist movement contribute to the development of women's sexuality?

Output: It advocated for sexual satisfaction for women

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: What is important about the Stonewall riot of 1969?

Output: Gay organizations were founded for the first time following the riot

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: In 1973, the American Psychiatric Association

Output: Removed homosexuality from its list of psychiatric disorders

The sight of one's genitals was less emphasized


Input: "Get what you want NOW!" might be the motto of Freud's

Output: Id

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Input: Which theory emphasizes the structure of personality on the unconscious nature of sexuality?

Output: Psychoanalytic

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Input: Which type of theorist would state that the biggest sexual organ is between the ears?

Output: Cognitive

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Input: "Self-actualization" is an important principle to which kind of theorist?

Output: Humanistic

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Input: According to the evolutionary theory, we enter a sexual relationship to:

Output: Pass on our genes

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Input: The impacts of economic conditions, the law, and religion on sexual behaviors are stressed most by which theorists?

Output: Sociological

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Input: According to sociological theory, ___ is the first factor that influences our values about what is sexually right or wrong

Output: Family

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Input: Feminist theory argues that:

Output: The social construction of sexuality is based on power

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Input: The best way to change societal views about sexuality, according to queer theorists is?

Output: Radically, all at once

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Input: In the late 19th century, most sexuality research was done by

Output: Medical doctors

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Input: The best way to describe the present-day field of sexuality research would be that it is

Output: In it's early stages

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Input: Which of those contributed to LESS acceptance of the double standard of sexuality?

Output: All of the above

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Input: Of the following early sexuality researchers, the one most likely to label homosexual behavior as "Pathological" (as this person did in the book of Psychopathia Sexualis) is:

Output: Richard Von Krafft-Ebing

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Input: Which of the following researchers believed that homosexuality was genetic, and argued for the repeal of laws that made homosexuality or bisexuality punishable by law?

Output: Magnus Hirschfeld

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