Input: [Question] Perfected security interest (perfection) [Answer]

Output: 1. possessing the collateral, or 2. filing a financing statement, or 3. giving money to purchase consumer goods


Input: [Question] Purchase money security interest PMSI [Answer]

Output: Special type of perfected security interest in which a seller gives credit to a debtor so that the debtor can purchase a particular item


Input: [Question] Buyer in the ordinary course of business [Answer]

Output: Rule protecting the ordinary buyer. (If you buy a tv from Sears & Sears defaults on a debt incurred in purchasing tv inventory. The creditor can’t seize your tv.)


Input: [Question] Order of priorities among creditors & buyers [Answer]

Output: 1. buyers in the ordinary course of business, 2. perfected purchase money security interests, 3. perfected security interests, 4. lien creditors, 5. unperfected security interests, 6. general creditors


Input: [Question] Floating lien [Answer]

Output: A security interest can be retained in collateral even when the collateral changes in character or location


Input: [Question] Agent [Answer]

Output: Someone who has the power to act in the place of another


Input: [Question] Principal [Answer]

Output: A person who permits or directs another person to act on the his/her behalf


Input: [Question] Fiduciary duty [Answer]

Output: A legally imposed obligation to act in the best interest of the party to whom the duty is owed


Input: [Question] Equal dignity rule [Answer]

Output: If the thing you want your agent to do must be in writing, then the agency relationship must be created in writing


Input: [Question] Actual authority [Answer]

Output: Can be express or implied


Input: [Question] Apparent authority [Answer]

Output: 3rd party believes that the person is an agent of someone


Input: [Question] Alternate ways agency relationships can be created [Answer]

Output: 1. estoppel - if principal holds you out as an agent & a 3rd party relies on that, 2. by order of law “agent for service of process” - if agent dies - someone is appointed to take place, 3. by emergency


Input: [Question] Agents duties to Principal [Answer]

Output: 1. performance, 2. notification, 3. loyalty, 4. obedience, 5. accounting


Input: [Question] Principals duties to Agent [Answer]

Output: 1. compensation (usually), 2. reimbursement & indemnification, 3. cooperation, 4. safe working conditions


Input: [Question] Fully disclosed agency [Answer]

Output: Identity of agent & principal known; if breach of contract, principal is liable, not agent


Input: [Question] Partially disclosed agency [Answer]

Output: Identity of principal unknown; if breach of contract, both are liable


Input: [Question] Undisclosed agency [Answer]

Output: Not aware you’re dealing with an agency relationship; if breach of contract, agent is liable, principal can be held liable if identity discovered


Input: [Question] Respondeat superior [Answer]

Output: “let the master answer”, tort theory that an employer can be sued for the negligent acts of its employees


Input: [Question] Title VII [Answer]

Output: Part of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 dealing with employment. Also established EEOC.


Input: [Question] Protected categories under Title VII [Answer]

Output: Race, color, religion, sex, and national origin


Input: [Question] 3 theories of discrimination [Answer]

Output: Overt, disparate treatment, disparate impact


Input: [Question] Overt discrimination [Answer]

Output: Where the employer openly refuses to treat all applicants or employees equally


Input: [Question] Bona fide occupational qualification [Answer]

Output: A defense to an overt discrimination claim, alleging that the qualification is necessary to the essence of the business operation


Input: [Question] Disparate treatment [Answer]

Output: The legal theory applied when a rejected applicant claims the reason for rejection was based on a discriminatory intent but the employer alleges a nondiscriminatory reason


Input: [Question] Disparate impact [Answer]

Output: The legal theory applied when the use of a neutral standard has a disproportionate impact on one protected group


Input: [Question] Burden of production [Answer]

Output: The necessity to produce some evidence, but it need not be so strong as to convince the trier of fact of its truth.


Input: [Question] Burden of proof [Answer]

Output: The necessity of proving the truth of the matter asserted


Input: [Question] Quid pro quo sexual harassment [Answer]

Output: Involving an exchange of sexual favors for employment benefits


Input: [Question] Intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment [Answer]

Output: A reasonable person would find it to be hostile or abusive


Input: [Question] Affirmative action [Answer]

Output: Allows an employer to use race or gender as a “plus factor” when choosing between two equally qualified applicants


Input: [Question] ADEA [Answer]

Output: Age Discrimination in Employment Act (1967) - Protected class age 40+


Input: [Question] ADA [Answer]

Output: Americans with Disabilities Act (1990)


Input: [Question] Disability [Answer]

Output: A physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity


Input: [Question] Qualified individual with a disability [Answer]

Output: An impaired individual who can perform the essential job functions


Input: [Question] Reasonable accommodation [Answer]

Output: Special provisions for a disable employee that do not create an undue hardship for the employer


Input: [Question] Family law [Answer]

Output: The area of the law that covers marriage, divorce, and parent-child relationships


Input: [Question] Solemnized marriage [Answer]

Output: A marriage in which the couple has obtained the proper marriage license from a local government official and has then taken marriage vows before either a recognized member of the clergy or a judge and a designated number of witnesses.


Input: [Question] Common-law marriage [Answer]

Output: A marriage that has not been solemnized but in which the couple has mutually agreed to enter into a relationship in which they accept all the duties and responsibilities that correspond to those of marriage


Input: [Question] Forced share [Answer]

Output: Each of the married partners is given a statutory right to inherit from the other, even if the other spouse seeks to prevent it


Input: [Question] Prenuptial agreement (aka antenuptial agreement) [Answer]

Output: A document that prospective spouses sign prior to marriage regarding financial and other arrangements should the marriage end


Input: [Question] Anti-heart-balm statute [Answer]

Output: A law that prohibits lawsuits for such things as breach of a promise to marriage, alienation of affection, and seduction of a person over the legal age of consent


Input: [Question] Annulment [Answer]

Output: A legal (or religious) judgment that a valid marriage never existed. Because a legal marriage never existed, normally there are no continuing matrimonial obligations, such as a duty to pay support or attorney’s fees.


Input: [Question] Divorce (aka dissolution) [Answer]

Output: A legal judgment that dissolves a marriage. Does not erase the existence of the marital relationship.


Input: [Question] Voidable marriage [Answer]

Output: A marriage that was valid when it was entered into and that remains valid until either party obtains a court order dissolving it


Input: [Question] Void marriage [Answer]

Output: A marriage that is invalid from its inception and that does not require court action for the parties to be free of any marital obligations


Input: [Question] Fraud [Answer]

Output: A false representation of facts or intentional perversion of the truth to induce someone to take some action or give up something of value


Input: [Question] No-fault divorce [Answer]

Output: A form of divorce that allows a couple to end their marital relationship without having to assess blame for the breakup.


Input: [Question] Temporary restraining order (TRO) [Answer]

Output: Sometimes also called a protection order,A court order of limited duration designed to maintain the status quo pending further court action at a later date


Input: [Question] Protection order [Answer]

Output: A court order issued in domestic violence and abuse cases to keep one spouse away from the other, the children, or the home


Input: [Question] Settlement agreement [Answer]

Output: A document that contains the arrangements agreed on by the parties to a dispute


Input: [Question] Marital property [Answer]

Output: Property that is subject to court distribution upon termination of the marriage


Input: [Question] Alimony (aka maintenance or support) [Answer]

Output: Financial support and other forms of assistance required to supply the “necessities” of life; in NC: alimony terminated by remarriage or cohabitation of the dependent spouse, or by the death of either spouse


Input: [Question] Community property states [Answer]

Output: States that classify all property acquired by either the husband or the wife during the marriage, with the exception of gifts or inheritance, as marital property to be equally distributed between the spouses at the time of the divorce.


Input: [Question] Doctrine of equitable distribution [Answer]

Output: A system for distributing property acquired during a marriage on the basis of such factors as the contributions of the souses, the length of the marriage, the age and health of the souses, and their ability to make a living


Input: [Question] Physical custody [Answer]

Output: The child lives with and has day-to-day activities supervised by the designated parent or guardian


Input: [Question] Legal custody [Answer]

Output: The designated parent or guardian has authority to make legal decisions for the child relating to such matters as health care and education


Input: [Question] Sole custody [Answer]

Output: One parent has both physical and legal custody of the child


Input: [Question] Joint legal custody [Answer]

Output: Both parents have an equal say in making major decisions


Input: [Question] Split custody [Answer]

Output: Example: one parent has both physical and legal custody for the school year, then the other parent has it for the summer.


Input: [Question] Split or divided custody [Answer]

Output: Can refer to rare situation when one parent has one+ child & the other parent has one+ child


Input: [Question] Guardian ad litem [Answer]

Output: Court appointed person, usually an attorney or social worker, who speaks for the interests of the child


Input: [Question] Visitation [Answer]

Output: Court determines the extent to which the noncustodial parent can visit the child


Input: [Question] Child support [Answer]

Output: Money that the noncustodial parent contributes to assist the custodial parent in paying for a child’s food, shelter, clothing, medical care, and education


Input: [Question] Garnishment [Answer]

Output: A process through which a court can require an employer to withhold money from an employee’s wages and turn this money over to the party to whom a debt is owed


Input: [Question] Extradition [Answer]

Output: The transportation of an individual from one state to another so that person can be tried on criminal charges


Input: [Question] Agency adoption [Answer]

Output: An adoption in which a licensed agency assumes responsibility for screening adoptive parents and matching them with available children


Input: [Question] Independent adoption [Answer]

Output: An adoption that involves a private agreement between the birth parents and the adoptive parents


Input: [Question] Surrogacy contract [Answer]

Output: A document in which a woman agrees to conceive and give birth to a child, deliver the child to its natural father, and terminate her parental rights so the father’s wife can become its adoptive mother


Input: [Question] Child neglect [Answer]

Output: The negligent failure to provide a child with the necessaries of life


Input: [Question] Child abuse [Answer]

Output: Intentional harm to a child’s physical or mental well-being


Input: [Question] Clear and convincing [Answer]

Output: An evidentiary standard that requires more than a preponderance of the evidence but less than beyond a reasonable doubt


Input: [Question] Emancipated minor [Answer]

Output: Someone who is still under the legal age of adulthood but who has nevertheless been released from parental authority and given the legal rights of an adult


Input: [Question] NC divorce [Answer]

Output: A year separation or incurable insanity; for NC jurisdiction - at least one spouse must live in the state for 6 months


Input: [Question] NC division of property [Answer]

Output: Equitable distribution or agreement of the parties (separation agreement)


Input: [Answer] the firm’s short run supply curve [Question]

Output: The portion of a firm’s marginal cost curve that is above the average variable cost curve is


Input: [Answer] the summation of the short-run supply curves of of all firms in the market. [Question]

Output: The short-run market supply curve is


Input: [Answer] more; smoother [Question]

Output: The ____________ firms there are in the market, the ____________ the market supply curve.


Input: [Answer] All firms producing that product will shut down [Question]

Output: If the price for a product falls below the lowest minimum marginal cost of all firms producing that product, which of the following statements is true?


Input: [Answer] There are very few firms producing the product. [Question]

Output: Which of the following is not an assumption of the short-run market supply (SS) curve in a competitve market?


Input: [Answer] The short run market supply (SS) curve is applicable only to monopolistic firms. [Question]

Output: Which of the following statements about the short-run market supply (SS) curve is not true?


Input: [Answer] The short-run market supply (SS) curve will not exist when the price of the product falls below the lowest minimum marginal cost of all of the firms. [Question]

Output: When will the short-run market supply (SS) curve not exist?


Input: [Answer] Each firm will produce at the level where marginal cost equals price. [Question]

Output: The short-run market supply (SS) curve assumes what about the level of production at which each firm will operate?


Input: [Infinitive] bear [past participle] born(e) [definition] produce; give birth; endure [past]

Output: bore


Input: [Infinitive] beat [past participle] beaten [definition] strike; flap; defeat [past]

Output: beat


Input: [Infinitive] become [past participle] become [definition] grow, come to be [past]

Output: became


Input: [Infinitive] begin [past participle] begun [definition] start; come into being [past]

Output: began


Input: [Infinitive] bite [past participle] bitten [definition] pierce with the teeth [past]

Output: bit


Input: [Infinitive] blow [past participle] blown [definition] be in a state of motion (air, wind); burst, explode [past]

Output: blew


Input: [Infinitive] break [past participle] broken [definition] separate into pieces violently, smash [past]

Output: broke


Input: [Infinitive] bring [past participle] brought [definition] carry, convey [past]

Output: brought


Input: [Infinitive] build [past participle] built [definition] construct [past]

Output: built


Input: [Infinitive] burn [past participle] burn [burned] [definition] consume; destroy with fire; record data on a CD, DVD... [past]

Output: burnt [burned]


Input: [Infinitive] burst [past participle] burst [definition] erupt [past]

Output: burst


Input: [Infinitive] buy [past participle] bought [definition] purchase, acquire [past]

Output: bought


Input: [Term] Balance Statement [Definition]

Output: a financial statement that reports the assets and claims to those assets at a specific point in time


Input: [Term] Income Statement [Definition]

Output: a financial statement that represents the revenue and expenses and resulting net income or net loss for a specific period of time


Input: [Term] Retained Earnings Statement [Definition]

Output: a financial statement that summarizes the amount and causes f changes in retained earnings for a specific period of time


Input: [Term] Statement of Cash Flow [Definition]

Output: a financial statement that provides financial information about the cash receipts and cash payments of a business for a specific period of time


Input: [Term] Assets [Definition]

Output: resources owned by a business


Input: [Term] Auditor's Report [Definition]

Output: a report prepared by an independent outside auditor stating the auditor's opinion as to the fairness of the presentation of the financial position and results of operations and their conformance with generally accepted accounting standards


Input: [Term] Basic Accounting Equation [Definition]

Output: Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders' Equity


Input: [Term] Certified Public Accountant (CPA) [Definition]

Output: an individual who has met certain criteria and is thus allowed to perform audits of corporations


Input: [Term] Common Stock [Definition]

Output: Total amount paid in by stockholders for the shares they purcahse


Input: [Term] Corporation [Definition]

Output: a business organized as a separate legal entity having ownership divided into transferable shares of stock


Input: [Term] Dividends [Definition]

Output: payment of cash from a corporation to its stockholders


Input: [Term] Expenses [Definition]

Output: the cost of assets consumed or services used in the process of generating revenues


Input: [Term] Liabilites [Definition]

Output: -the debt and obligations of a business -they represent the amount owed to creditors


Input: [Term] Management Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) [Definition]

Output: a section of the annual report that presents management's views on the company's ability to pay near-term obligations, its ability to fund operations and expansions


Input: [Term] Net Income [Definition]

Output: the amount by which revenues exceed expenses


Input: [Term] Net Loss [Definition]

Output: the amount by which expenses exceed revenues


Input: [Term] Notes to the Financial Statmennts [Definition]

Output: notes that clarify information presented in the financial statements as well as expand upon it were additional material is needed


Input: [Term] Partnership [Definition]

Output: a business owned by two or more persons associated as partners


Input: [Term] Retained Earnings [Definition]

Output: the amount of net income retained in the corporation


Input: [Term] Revenue [Definition]

Output: the increase in assets that result from the sale of a product or service in the normal course of business


Input: [Term] Sarbanes-Oxley Act [Definition]

Output: Regulations passed by congress in 2002 to try to reduce unethical corporate behavior


Input: [Term] Sole Proprietorship [Definition]

Output: a business owned by one person


Input: [Term] Stockholders' Equity [Definition]

Output: the owners' clam to assets


Input: [Meaning] angle that is greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees [Term]

Output: obtuse angle


Input: [Meaning] angle less than 90 degrees but greater than 0. [Term]

Output: acute angle


Input: [Meaning] angle that is 180 degrees [Term]

Output: straight angle


Input: [Meaning] figure that has the same size and shape [Term]

Output: congruent


Input: [Meaning] part of a line drawing having two end points [Term]

Output: line segment


Input: [Meaning] exact location in space [Term]

Output: point


Input: [Meaning] part of a line that has one end point and extends forever in only one direction [Term]

Output: ray


Input: [Meaning] a set of points that goes on forever in two directions [Term]

Output: line


Input: [Meaning] an endless flat surface [Term]

Output: plane


Input: [Meaning] in a plane, lines that never cross and are the same distance apart. [Term]

Output: parallel line


Input: [Meaning] lines that pass through the same point [Term]

Output: intersecting lines


Input: [Meaning] two lines that intersect to form right angles [Term]

Output: perpendicular lines


Input: [Meaning] the change in the position of a figure that moves around a point. [Term]

Output: turn


Input: [Meaning] a solid figure with two congruent parallel bases and faces that are parallelograms [Term]

Output: prism


Input: [Meaning] The face of a solid that is used to name a solid. [Term]

Output: base


Input: [Meaning] A solid figure with all faces are squares [Term]

Output: cube


Input: [Meaning] A flat surface of a polyhedron [Term]

Output: face


Input: [Meaning] A move such as a slide, flip, or turn that does not change the size or shape of a figure [Term]

Output: transformation


Input: [Meaning] two rays that have the same end point [Term]

Output: angle


Input: [Meaning] the common endpoint of an angle [Term]

Output: vertex


Input: [Meaning] the two rays that form the angle [Term]

Output: sides


Input: [Meaning] An angle whose measure is 90 degrees [Term]

Output: right angle


Input: [Meaning] An instrument used to measure and draw angles. [Term]

Output: protractor


Input: [Meaning] figures that have the same shape. They may or may not be the same size. [Term]

Output: similar


Input: [Meaning] A solid figure with all points the same distance from center point [Term]

Output: sphere


Input: [Meaning] solid with two circular bases that are congruent and parallel [Term]

Output: cylinders


Input: [Meaning] a solid with one circular base [Term]

Output: cone


Input: [Meaning] A line segment that connects two points on a circle [Term]

Output: chord


Input: [Meaning] The change in position of a figure that moves it up, down, or sideways [Term]

Output: slide


Input: [Meaning] a polygon with 3 sides [Term]

Output: triangle


Input: [Meaning] a polygon with 4 sides [Term]

Output: quadrilateral


Input: [Meaning] a polygon with 5 sides [Term]

Output: pentagon


Input: [Meaning] a polygon with six sides [Term]

Output: hexagon


Input: [Meaning] a polygon with 8 sides [Term]

Output: octagon


Input: [Meaning] a triangle with one right angle [Term]

Output: right triangle


Input: [Meaning] a triangle with 3 acute angles [Term]

Output: acute triangle


Input: [Meaning] a triangle with 1 obtuse angle. [Term]

Output: obtuse triangle


Input: [Meaning] the fold line in a symmetric figure [Term]

Output: line of symmetry


Input: [Meaning] a line segment where two faces meet. [Term]

Output: edge


Input: [Meaning] a parallelogram with four right angles [Term]

Output: rectangle


Input: [Meaning] a solid figure with all faces being triangles. [Term]

Output: pyramid


Input: [Meaning] Any line segment that connects the center of a circle to a point on a circle. [Term]

Output: radius


Input: [Meaning] The change in the position of a figure that gives the mirror image of the figure. [Term]

Output: flip


Input: [Meaning] a triangle whose sides all have the same length. [Term]

Output: equilateral triangle


Input: [Meaning] a triangle with two sides the same length [Term]

Output: isosceles triangle


Input: [Meaning] a triangle with no sides having equal lengths [Term]

Output: scalene triangle


Input: [Meaning] a quadrilateral with both pairs of opposite sides being parallel [Term]

Output: parallelogram


Input: [Meaning] a parallelogram with all sides the same length [Term]

Output: rhombus


Input: [Meaning] a quadrilateral that has exactly one pair of parallel sides [Term]

Output: trapezoid


Input: [Meaning] any line segment that goes through the center of a circle and both endpoints are on the circle. [Term]

Output: diameter


Input: [Answer] the thin, outer layer of Earth is called its crust [Question]

Output: crust


Input: [Answer] a very thick layer of Earth found under the crust [Question]

Output: mantle


Input: [Answer] the center of the Earth which is very hot and solid. It is 1,250 km thick. [Question]

Output: inner core


Input: [Answer] the layer of theEarth made of very hot liquid iron and nickel. It is 2,200 km thick. [Question]

Output: outer core


Input: [Answer] consists of the crust and the upper part of the mantle [Question]

Output: lithosphere


Input: [Answer] the lower part of the Earth's mantle and consists of partially molten rock [Question]

Output: asthenosphere


Input: [Answer] approximately 12 plates that make up the surface of the Earth and are always moving [Question]

Output: tectonic plates


Input: [Answer] hot mantle material rises to the top, cools & drops down again creating a continuous circular motion [Question]

Output: convection currents


Input: [Answer] shock waves in solid rock generated by earthquakes or underground explosions [Question]

Output: seismic waves


Input: [Answer] the part of the crust that includes continents [Question]

Output: continental crust


Input: [Answer] the crust that includes the ocean floors [Question]

Output: oceanic crust


Input: [Answer] a tectonic (plate) boundary where two plates are moving toward each other. [Question]

Output: convergent boundary


Input: [Answer] a tectonic (plate) boundary where two plates are moving away from each other [Question]

Output: divergent boundary


Input: [Answer] a tectonic boundary when two plates grind past each other as they move in opposite directions [Question]

Output: transform boundary


Input: [Answer] the process n which liquid rock rises and becomes solid as two tectonic plates move farther apart [Question]

Output: sea floor spreading


Input: [Answer] a series of mountain ranges on the ocean floor [Question]

Output: med ocean ridge


Input: [Answer] a "super continent" that existed 200 million years ago that broke apart and moved to form the seven continents that exist today. [Question]

Output: Pangea


Input: [Answer] one edge of a plate is forced below another [Question]

Output: subduction


Input: [Answer] the movement and re-formation of continents resulting from the movement of plates [Question]

Output: continental drift


Input: [Question] crust [Answer]

Output: the thin, outer layer of Earth is called its crust


Input: [Question] mantle [Answer]

Output: a very thick layer of Earth found under the crust


Input: [Question] inner core [Answer]

Output: the center of the Earth which is very hot and solid. It is 1,250 km thick.


Input: [Question] outer core [Answer]

Output: the layer of theEarth made of very hot liquid iron and nickel. It is 2,200 km thick.


Input: [Question] lithosphere [Answer]

Output: consists of the crust and the upper part of the mantle


Input: [Question] asthenosphere [Answer]

Output: the lower part of the Earth's mantle and consists of partially molten rock


Input: [Question] tectonic plates [Answer]

Output: approximately 12 plates that make up the surface of the Earth and are always moving


Input: [Question] convection currents [Answer]

Output: hot mantle material rises to the top, cools & drops down again creating a continuous circular motion


Input: [Question] seismic waves [Answer]

Output: shock waves in solid rock generated by earthquakes or underground explosions


Input: [Question] continental crust [Answer]

Output: the part of the crust that includes continents


Input: [Question] oceanic crust [Answer]

Output: the crust that includes the ocean floors


Input: [Question] convergent boundary [Answer]

Output: a tectonic (plate) boundary where two plates are moving toward each other.


Input: [Question] divergent boundary [Answer]

Output: a tectonic (plate) boundary where two plates are moving away from each other


Input: [Question] transform boundary [Answer]

Output: a tectonic boundary when two plates grind past each other as they move in opposite directions


Input: [Question] sea floor spreading [Answer]

Output: the process n which liquid rock rises and becomes solid as two tectonic plates move farther apart


Input: [Question] med ocean ridge [Answer]

Output: a series of mountain ranges on the ocean floor


Input: [Question] Pangea [Answer]

Output: a "super continent" that existed 200 million years ago that broke apart and moved to form the seven continents that exist today.


Input: [Question] subduction [Answer]

Output: one edge of a plate is forced below another


Input: [Question] continental drift [Answer]

Output: the movement and re-formation of continents resulting from the movement of plates


Input: [Definition] the position of text between the margins [Term]

Output: Alignment


Input: [Definition] any small character that appears before an item in a list [Term]

Output: Bullet


Input: [Definition] to position text so that it is centered between the left and right margins [Term]

Output: Center


Input: [Definition] a description of the indent in a paragraph when only the first line of text in the paragraph is indented [Term]

Output: First-line indent


Input: [Definition] a description of the indent in a paragraph when the first line of text is not indented but all of the following lines in the paragraph are [Term]

Output: Hanging indent


Input: [Definition] the space between text and the margin [Term]

Output: Indent


Input: [Definition] the right margin on a left page and the left margin on the right page when a document is set up with mirrored margins. [Term]

Output: Inside margin (gutter margin)


Input: [Definition] to format a paragraph so the text is distributed evenly across the page between the left and right margins and both the left and right edges of the paragraph are aligned at the margins [Term]

Output: Justify


Input: [Definition] a solid, dotted, or dashed line that fills the blank space before a tab stop [Term]

Output: Leader


Input: [Definition] to position text so that it is aligned along the left margin [Term]

Output: Left-align


Input: [Definition] blank spaces around the top, bottom, and sides of page [Term]

Output: Margin


Input: [Definition] margins on left and right pages that are identical-“mirror” each other-when facing each other; usually used in books and magazines [Term]

Output: Mirrored margins


Input: [Definition] a list with two or more levels of bullets or numbering [Term]

Output: Multilevel list


Input: [Definition] a description of an indent in a paragraph in which the left indent marker is past the left margin [Term]

Output: Negative indent (outdent)


Input: [Definition] see multilevel list [Term]

Output: Outline numbered list


Input: [Definition] the left margin on the left page and the right margin on the right page when a document is set up with mirrored margins [Term]

Output: Outside margin


Input: [Definition] to position text so that it is aligned along the right margin [Term]

Output: Right-align


Input: [Definition] an indicator in a paragraph that marks the place where the insertion point will stop when you press the Tab key [Term]

Output: Tab stop (tab)


Input: [Definition] the position of text on a page between the top and bottom margins [Term]

Output: Vertical alignment


Input: [Question] Do [Answer]

Output: To


Input: [Question] Faoi [2] About [Answer]

Output: Under


Input: [Question] Mar [Answer]

Output: As


Input: [Question] O [2] Since [Answer]

Output: From


Input: [Question] Roimh [Answer]

Output: Before


Input: [Question] Thar [Answer]

Output: Over


Input: [Question] Ag [Answer]

Output: At


Input: [Question] Le [Answer]

Output: With


Input: [Question] Chuig [Answer]

Output: To


Input: [Question] De [2] From [Answer]

Output: Off


Input: [Answer] おもしろい [Question]

Output: Interesting


Input: [Answer] つまらない [Question]

Output: Boring


Input: [Answer] まあまあ [Question]

Output: So-so


Input: [Answer] むじかしい [Question]

Output: Difficult


Input: [Answer] やさしい [Question]

Output: Easy


Input: [Answer] たのしい [Question]

Output: Fun


Input: [Question] Bechterew’s? [Answer]

Output: Patient is seated and actively raises each leg sep, doc presses downwards on femur, POS=radiating leg px, IND=Lumbar disc issue


Input: [Question] Bowstring sign? [Answer]

Output: Patient lies supine, doctor raise leg up, first pushes on hamstrings, and if hamstrings don’t elicit a response, then popliteal fossa POS=px in lumbar region or radiculopathy IND=nerve root compression


Input: [Question] Braggards? [Answer]

Output: Same as Fajersztajn’s-If px during SLR or Lasegue test, leg lowered below pt of discomfort and foot sharpely dorsiflexed POS=px is increased IND=sciatic neuritis, spinal cord tumors, IVD lesion, and spinal nerve irritations


Input: [Question] Double Leg Raise? [Answer]

Output: Both of patients legs are raised simultaneously and if px is produced earlier than single leg raise, usually indicates that there is disc disease and instability


Input: [Question] Femoral nerve traction? [Answer]

Output: Patient lies on their side with affected side up, doc flexes and extends knee POS=radicular px on anterior thigh IND=femoral nerve irritation


Input: [Question] Kemps test? [Answer]

Output: sitting or standing, rotate patient away, and then obliquely, extended, and medially, POS=px that radietss down the lower extremities; Indicates=facet encroachment, fx or disc involvement, local px is sprain/strain-standing=facets, and seated =disc


Input: [Question] Linder’s Test? [Answer]

Output: Patient is either seated or supine and head is flexed forward POS=px in lumbar region or along the sciatic nerve distribution IND=nerve root lesion, or SOL


Input: [Question] Milgram’s Test? [Answer]

Output: patient lays supine and lifts both legs 6 inches off of the table and holds for as long as possible POS=low back pain IND=herniated disc, and rule out a pathological condition of intrathecal origin.


Input: [Question] Neri’s Sign? [Answer]

Output: As the patient bends forward, the patient bends knee of affected side. Positive=if the knee bends, or if the bending causes px in the leg; Indicates=lower disc problems, as well as ls and si strain subluxations


Input: [Question] Sicards? [Answer]

Output: If SLR is positive, lower leg so that pain goes away, and then dorsiflex the big toe. POS=If it reproduces radicular symptoms IND=sciatic neuritis, nerve root problem, SOL


Input: [Question] SLR test? [Answer]

Output: doc raises leg off of the table using their heal, and hand on knee POS=limited ROM due to px, then pos IND=sciantic from LS or SI, disc lesion, spondylolisthesis, adhesions, IVF occlusion, exacerbated px indicates sensitized nerve root, SOL


Input: [Question] Iliac compression test? [Answer]

Output: Patient lies on side and doc places pressure L to M POS=Px in SI joint IND=SI lesion


Input: [Question] Thomas test? [Answer]

Output: patient lies supine and raises the unaffected knee into their chest POS=affected knee or leg lifts off of the table IND=contracture of the iliopsoas


Input: [Question] Gaenslen’s? [Answer]

Output: Patient lies supine, and flexes knee into chest, doctor applies pressure to knee and extended (affected femur) POS=px in SI joint or referred down thigh IND=SI dysfunction; if no px could mean ls lesion


Input: [Question] Ely’s? [Answer]

Output: Patient prone. Doc flexes heel to opposite ass cheek, and then knee hyper extended POS=not being able to perform this test IND=femoral radiation from lower, upper lumbar nerve root irritation, iliopsoas sleeve if hyper extension can’t be performed


Input: [Question] Nachlas? [Answer]

Output: patient lies prone, doc flexes heel to ipsliateral buttocks POS=px in SI joint, LS area, or if px radiates down the thigh or leg IND=SI or LS disorder, or femoral traction


Input: [Question] Adams/Belt? [Answer]

Output: first the patient (with back px) bends over, and doc notes how much dorsoflex is needed produce px, doc stabilizes pelvis and patients bends forward-if symptoms reproduced you can determine it lumbar in nature rather than pelvic


Input: [Question] Hibb’s test? [Answer]

Output: patient lays prone, and doc flexes knee to 90, and then internally rotates femur (heel outside of buttocks) POS=pelvic px IND=sacralilliac px


Input: [Question] Yeoman’s? [Answer]

Output: Patient lies prone, doc places hand on affected SI, flexes knee to 90 degress, and then picks up knee hyperextending hip POS=SI px IND=SI lesion


Input: [Question] Patricks? [Answer]

Output: FABRE, Patient lies supine and doc cross ankle over opposite knee (Figure 4), and applies pressure to knee and opposite iliac crest POS=Px in the hip IND=coxa pathologic condition


Input: [Question] Smith-Peterson? [Answer]

Output: Patient supine and doc palpates lumbar spinous, as the leg is raised if px is experienced before spinous move=SI issue, if after they move it is more likely a LS issue. If one can be raised way more than the other it is more likely to be an SI issue.


Input: [Question] Well Leg Raise? [Answer]

Output: Patient lies supine, and their unaffected leg is raised. If pain occurs in other leg, it is indicative of a disc herniations


Input: [Question] Laguerre’s? [Answer]

Output: Same as Patricks, but you put your forearm under their leg


Input: [Question] Kernig/Brudzinski? [Answer]

Output: Patient lies supine, and as their head is flexed forward, if their knees flex this is positive, then knees are raised to 90/90 and leg is extended. If opposite knee flexes it is positive also. Indicative of meningitis


Input: [definition] how a substance is taken into the circulation [vocabulary word]

Output: absorption


Input: [definition] to willfully inflict physical pain, injury or mental anguish or unreasonable [vocabulary word]

Output: abuse


Input: [definition] when a client directly refuses to take a medication [vocabulary word]

Output: active refusal


Input: [definition] compulsive physiological need for and use of a habit forming substance [vocabulary word]

Output: addiction


Input: [definition] use a much as one desires. in licensed facilities the order for such use must be specifially defined [vocabulary word]

Output: ad lib


Input: [definition] direct application of a drug to the patient's body whether by injection inhalation ingestion or any other means [vocabulary word]

Output: administer


Input: [definition] adverse drug reaction.An often undesirable or unexpected effect of a drug which can vary in significance. [vocabulary word]

Output: ADR


Input: [definition] constant pacing, total inablility to sit still [vocabulary word]

Output: akathisia


Input: [definition] assisted living facility [vocabulary word]

Output: ALF


Input: [definition] a progressive neuro degenerative disease of the brain which impairs ablity to think,reason or remember and interferes with the ablility to function. [vocabulary word]

Output: alzheimer's disease


Input: [definition] lack or loss of memory inability to remember past experiences [vocabulary word]

Output: amnesia


Input: [definition] a severe allergic reaction to a substance to which a person has become sensitized [vocabulary word]

Output: anaphylaxis


Input: [definition] study of the structure and the parts of the body [vocabulary word]

Output: anatomy


Input: [definition] state of feeling apprehensive uneasy uncertain or in fear of an unknown or recognized threat [vocabulary word]

Output: anxiety


Input: [definition] loss of power of expression by speech, writing or signs, or of comprehending spoken or written language due to injury or disease of the brian [vocabulary word]

Output: aphasia


Input: [definition] adult protective services [vocabulary word]

Output: APS


Input: [definition] free of disease causing organisms [vocabulary word]

Output: aspeptic


Input: [definition] irregular mascular action. Particularly affects walking [vocabulary word]

Output: ataxia


Input: [definition] waste which may cause disease or injur [vocabulary word]

Output: biohazardous waste


Input: [definition] a disease causing organism which is carried in the blood [vocabulary word]

Output: blood-born pathogen


Input: [definition] board of nursing [vocabulary word]

Output: BON


Input: [definition] board of pharmacy [vocabulary word]

Output: BOP


Input: [definition] very slow movement. may be drug side effect. symptom of disease such as Parkinson's [vocabulary word]

Output: bradkinesia


Input: [definition] blood urea nitrogen [vocabulary word]

Output: BUN


Input: [definition] a condition of being apparently awake but unresponsive. Cataonia is a severe psychiatric and medical condition associated with a number of psychiatric and medical conditions, such as drug abuse, depression, and schizophrenia [vocabulary word]

Output: catatonic


Input: [definition] continuing education [vocabulary word]

Output: CE


Input: [definition] describes the chemical structure of aq compound [vocabulary word]

Output: chemical name


Input: [definition] congestive heart failure [vocabulary word]

Output: CHF


Input: [definition] altered ablility to think, to reason and/or remember which interferes whith the ability to function normally [vocabulary word]

Output: cognitive impairment


Input: [definition] an internal or external obstacle which interferes with sending or receiving a message [vocabulary word]

Output: communication barrier


Input: [definition] nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug [vocabulary word]

Output: NSAID


Input: [definition] related to the eye [vocabulary word]

Output: ophthalmic


Input: [definition] a large decrease in blood pressure open standing; may result in fainting [vocabulary word]

Output: orthostatic hypotension


Input: [definition] occupational safety and health administration [vocabulary word]

Output: OSHA


Input: [definition] related to the ear [vocabulary word]

Output: otic


Input: [definition] drugs available without a prescription [vocabulary word]

Output: over-the-counter


Input: [definition] a client accepts a medication but refuses to swallow or conceals and later spits it out [vocabulary word]

Output: passive rufusal


Input: [definition] disease causing microorganism [vocabulary word]

Output: pathogen


Input: [definition] continuance of activity after the stimulus is removed [vocabulary word]

Output: perseveration


Input: [definition] study of drugs,their composition,uses and affects [vocabulary word]

Output: Pharmacology


Input: [definition] form used to order supplies and medications from the pharmacy [vocabulary word]

Output: pharmacy requisition form


Input: [definition] by mouth;a route of administration [vocabulary word]

Output: PO


Input: [definition] a form used by persons authorized to prescriber and treat;usually provided by the facility or the pharmacy provider [vocabulary word]

Output: Physician's order form(POS)


Input: [definition] when a client is taking a combination of two or more drugs [vocabulary word]

Output: poly-pharmacy


Input: [definition] personnel protedctive equipment(gloves,gown,masks,goggles) [vocabulary word]

Output: PPE


Input: [definition] warnings to use care when giving drugs under certain conditions [vocabulary word]

Output: precautions


Input: [definition] means any drug required by federal law or regulation to be dispensed only pursuant to a prescription [vocabulary word]

Output: prescription drug


Input: [definition] a drug order for a medication to be administered, as needed, within a particular time parameter prescribed by the HCP [vocabulary word]

Output: PRN order


Input: [definition] the state of being thrust forward or laterally, as in tongue thrusting caused by voluntary movements of the jaw muscle [vocabulary word]

Output: protrusion


Input: [definition] a term that refers to a group of severe mental illnesses where the person has periods of loss of contact with reality which results in a severe impairment in the ability to function. [vocabulary word]

Output: pyschotic behavior


Input: [definition] to divert from one action to another. A behavior management technique [vocabulary word]

Output: redirecting


Input: [definition] a document that states the rights of clients living in long term care facilities. frequently referred to as residents rights [vocabulary word]

Output: Resident's bill of rights


Input: [definition] drug order for drug to be administered over a period of time until discontinued [vocabulary word]

Output: routine order


Input: [definition] one of the most complex of all mental health disorders; invloves a severe, chronic, and disabling disturbance fo the brian [vocabulary word]

Output: schizophrenia


Input: [definition] a drug that decreases activity and calms the recipient [vocabulary word]

Output: sedative


Input: [definition] the act of a person administering drugs to himself with knowledge of the indentity and purpose of the drug [vocabulary word]

Output: self-administration


Input: [definition] the amount of a substance that can be dissolved in a liquid under specifed conditions [vocabulary word]

Output: solubility


Input: [definition] wearing gloves,personal protective equipment and disposing o fbiohazardous waste when handling body fluids, [vocabulary word]

Output: standard precations


Input: [definition] an order for a medication to be administered immediately [vocabulary word]

Output: stat order


Input: [definition] free of microorganisms [vocabulary word]

Output: sterile


Input: [definition] beneath the skin ;area that is rich in fat and blood vessels [vocabulary word]

Output: subcutaneous


Input: [definition] a solid cone or cylinder of usually medicated material which melts and is for insetion into a bodily passage or cavity(rectum,vagina,urethra) [vocabulary word]

Output: suppository


Input: [definition] potentially irreversible neurological side effects of antipsychotic drugs in which there are involuntary repetitive movements fo the face,limbs and trunk [vocabulary word]

Output: tardive dyskinesia


Input: [definition] an order received by way of telephone, from a HCP for medication or treatment and received by an autorized person [vocabulary word]

Output: telephone order(TO)


Input: [definition] the concentration or level of a drug in the blood required for the desired [vocabulary word]

Output: therapeutic range


Input: [definition] simple sugar; the form in which all carbohydrates are used as the body's principal energy source; transported in the blood and metabolized in the tissues [vocabulary word]

Output: glucose


Input: [definition] a small, portable machine that can be used to check blood glucose concentrations [vocabulary word]

Output: glucometer


Input: [definition] a stiuation in which a person feels she wishes to file a complaint [vocabulary word]

Output: grievance


Input: [definition] a portable handheld device that delivers medication in a form that the person breathes in directly to the lungs [vocabulary word]

Output: handheld inhaler


Input: [definition] a from used by persons authorized to prescriber and treat;usually provided by facility or the pharmacy provider [vocabulary word]

Output: HCP form


Input: [definition] an abnormally high level of sugar(glucose) in the blood [vocabulary word]

Output: hyperglycemia


Input: [definition] a drug that produces drowsiness and assists with the onset and maintenance of sleep [vocabulary word]

Output: hypnotic


Input: [definition] a deficiency of sugar(glucose) in the blood caused by too much insulin or too little glucose [vocabulary word]

Output: hypoglycemia


Input: [definition] disease conditions and disorders for which a drug may be used to treat [vocabulary word]

Output: indications


Input: [definition] the invasion of the body by pathogenic microorganixhms thus producing a state of disease [vocabulary word]

Output: infection


Input: [definition] administration of drugs by way of droplets or mist that the patient breathes into the lungs [vocabulary word]

Output: inhalation


Input: [definition] breathing treatment used to help restore or improve breathing functin in patients wiht respiratory disease. If medication is included, it is usally administered by eay of a nubulizer or hand held inhaler. [vocabulary word]

Output: inhalation therapy


Input: [definition] individualized service plan [vocabulary word]

Output: ISP


Input: [definition] placement of drops of liquid into the eyes,ears, nose, or some othe r\body cavity [vocabulary word]

Output: instillation


Input: [definition] a hormone that enables the body to metabolize and use gucose [vocabulary word]

Output: insulin


Input: [definition] an insulin inj. device the size of a pen that includes a needle and holds a vial of insulin. it can be used instead of syringers for giving insulin inj. [vocabulary word]

Output: insulin pen


Input: [definition] those medications administered inside the body [vocabulary word]

Output: internal medications


Input: [definition] yelling of the skin and eyes caused by too much bilirubin in th blood [vocabulary word]

Output: jaundice


Input: [definition] a sever condition caused by a lack of inulin or an elvation in stress hormones. It is marked by high blood glucose levels and ket5ones in th euirnine, and occurs almost exclusively in those with type 1 diabetes; can result in idabetic coma [vocabulary word]

Output: ketoacidosis


Input: [definition] acidic substances produced when the body uses fat instead of sugar for energy [vocabulary word]

Output: keytones


Input: [definition] lack of energy ,sluggishness, dullness, apathy [vocabulary word]

Output: lethargy


Input: [definition] legally obligated; responsible for an action [vocabulary word]

Output: liable


Input: [definition] poor nourishment of the body often due to not eating healthy foods, improper digestion, poor absorption of nutrients or a combination of these factors [vocabulary word]

Output: malnutrition


Input: [definition] medication administration record used to document all drugs given to a particular resident [vocabulary word]

Output: MAR


Input: [definition] used to document the details of a medication error [vocabulary word]

Output: Medication Error Report form


Input: [definition] movable unit for storing medications [vocabulary word]

Output: medication cart


Input: [definition] the chemical breakdown of a drug within the body [vocabulary word]

Output: metabolism


Input: [definition] an organism that can be seenonly with the aid of a microscope; also called a microbe [vocabulary word]

Output: microorganism


Input: [definition] the abliity to move; the movement of muscles that propel food through the intestinal tract [vocabulary word]

Output: motility


Input: [definition] small portable devices used to administer medication into the lungs [vocabulary word]

Output: metered dose inhaler


Input: [definition] by way of the nose. In medication administration, it refers to nose drops or nose sprays [vocabulary word]

Output: nasal


Input: [definition] a machine or hand held device used to administer medication for respiratory disease into the lungs, by way of inhalation [vocabulary word]

Output: nebulizer


Input: [definition] failure to provide food, medication, shelter or appropriate care or providing imporper or imappropriate care that results in injury or harm [vocabulary word]

Output: neglect


Input: [definition] chronic obstructive pulmonary disease a condition of the respiratory system in which breathing is difficult [vocabulary word]

Output: COPD


Input: [definition] to give signs or signals to indicate adesired behavior or action [vocabulary word]

Output: cueing


Input: [definition] cerebral vascular accident medical term for brain stroke [vocabulary word]

Output: CVA


Input: [definition] drug enforcement administation, a federal agency which regulates and enforces laws on drugs and classification on schedules I-V [vocabulary word]

Output: DEA


Input: [definition] a condition caused by the loss of too much water from the body [vocabulary word]

Output: dehydration


Input: [definition] a temporary state of mental confusion cause by disease, illness, drugs or alcohol. usually subside when the cause is removed [vocabulary word]

Output: delirium


Input: [definition] false beliefs that are resistant to reasoning [vocabulary word]

Output: delusions


Input: [definition] a prolong state of sadness [vocabulary word]

Output: depression


Input: [definition] a disease in which the body does not properly control the amount of sugar in the blood resulting in high level of sugar in the blood. [vocabulary word]

Output: diabetes


Input: [definition] to instuct or indicate for the client, a desired action. A behavior management technique [vocabulary word]

Output: directing


Input: [definition] to render free form disease causing organism [vocabulary word]

Output: disinfect


Input: [definition] lose of awareness of time, place or identity [vocabulary word]

Output: disoriented


Input: [definition] movement of a drug throughout the body after it is absorbed into the circulation(blood stream) [vocabulary word]

Output: distribution


Input: [definition] the amount of drug to be administred [vocabulary word]

Output: dosage


Input: [definition] chemical substance used in the diagnosis, treatment, prevention or cure of disease;also called medicine [vocabulary word]

Output: drug


Input: [definition] to maintain and accurate supply and count of client's medications stored in the facility [vocabulary word]

Output: drug inventory


Input: [definition] department of social services [vocabulary word]

Output: DSS


Input: [definition] abmormal tonicity of muscle, characterized by prolonged, repetitive muscle constractions that may cause twisting or jerking movements of the body or a body part [vocabulary word]

Output: dystonia


Input: [definition] the process of eliminating a drug or other substance from the body [vocabulary word]

Output: elimination


Input: [definition] a procedure used for clearing the bowel and colon of fecal matter. [vocabulary word]

Output: enema


Input: [definition] pertaining to the small intestine [vocabulary word]

Output: enteric


Input: [definition] a coating placed on medication which allows it to dissolve in the small intestine rather than in the stomach [vocabulary word]

Output: enteric coated


Input: [definition] a unit dose syringe that is prefilled with the medication , epinephrine. It is used for self-administration o fepinephri8ne in the event of an allergy emergency [vocabulary word]

Output: epipen


Input: [definition] guides to moral behavior [vocabulary word]

Output: ethical standards


Input: [definition] a feeling of well being or elation;may be drug related [vocabulary word]

Output: euphoria


Input: [definition] those administered on the outside of the body such as creams, ointments or transdermal patches. [vocabulary word]

Output: external medications


Input: [definition] date after which a drug should not be used [vocabulary word]

Output: expiration date


Input: [definition] the use of another person or his/her belongings for personal gain. [vocabulary word]

Output: exploitation


Input: [definition] refers to a group of symptoms that are usually related to the close and prolonged administration of antipsychotic drugs. [vocabulary word]

Output: extrapyramidial


Input: [definition] FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION [vocabulary word]

Output: FDA


Input: [definition] how often a drug is administered [vocabulary word]

Output: frequency


Input: [definition] an often lesser expensive drug that may be deemed therapeutically equivalent by the united stes food and drug administration to a trade name drug, because it has the same ingredient [vocabulary word]

Output: generic drug


Input: [definition] relating to older people [vocabulary word]

Output: geriatric


Input: [definition] hormone secreted by the slpha cells of the pancreas. Glucagon is responsible for raising blood glucose [vocabulary word]

Output: glucagon


Input: [definition] a state of inadequate muscle tone in the muscles in the neck that control the position of the head. [vocabulary word]

Output: torticollis


Input: [definition] the quality, state, or relative degree of being toxic or poisonous to the body. [vocabulary word]

Output: toxicity


Input: [definition] licensed name under which a drug prepared by a specific manufacturer is sold;also known as proprietary or brand name [vocabulary word]

Output: trade name


Input: [definition] to record information form one document to another [vocabulary word]

Output: transcribe


Input: [definition] uniform assessment instrument, a document which identifies the level of care required for each client [vocabulary word]

Output: UAI


Input: [definition] an order form a HCP for medication or treatment which is transmitted verbally rather than written [vocabulary word]

Output: verbal order(VO)


Input: [definition] to excrete or discharge from the body. Usually refers to urine. [vocabulary word]

Output: void


Input: [vocabulary word] absorption [definition]

Output: how a substance is taken into the circulation


Input: [vocabulary word] abuse [definition]

Output: to willfully inflict physical pain, injury or mental anguish or unreasonable


Input: [vocabulary word] active refusal [definition]

Output: when a client directly refuses to take a medication


Input: [vocabulary word] addiction [definition]

Output: compulsive physiological need for and use of a habit forming substance


Input: [vocabulary word] ad lib [definition]

Output: use a much as one desires. in licensed facilities the order for such use must be specifially defined


Input: [vocabulary word] administer [definition]

Output: direct application of a drug to the patient's body whether by injection inhalation ingestion or any other means


Input: [vocabulary word] ADR [definition]

Output: adverse drug reaction.An often undesirable or unexpected effect of a drug which can vary in significance.


Input: [vocabulary word] akathisia [definition]

Output: constant pacing, total inablility to sit still


Input: [vocabulary word] ALF [definition]

Output: assisted living facility


Input: [vocabulary word] alzheimer's disease [definition]

Output: a progressive neuro degenerative disease of the brain which impairs ablity to think,reason or remember and interferes with the ablility to function.


Input: [vocabulary word] amnesia [definition]

Output: lack or loss of memory inability to remember past experiences


Input: [vocabulary word] anaphylaxis [definition]

Output: a severe allergic reaction to a substance to which a person has become sensitized


Input: [vocabulary word] anatomy [definition]

Output: study of the structure and the parts of the body


Input: [vocabulary word] anxiety [definition]

Output: state of feeling apprehensive uneasy uncertain or in fear of an unknown or recognized threat


Input: [vocabulary word] aphasia [definition]

Output: loss of power of expression by speech, writing or signs, or of comprehending spoken or written language due to injury or disease of the brian


Input: [vocabulary word] APS [definition]

Output: adult protective services


Input: [vocabulary word] aspeptic [definition]

Output: free of disease causing organisms


Input: [vocabulary word] ataxia [definition]

Output: irregular mascular action. Particularly affects walking


Input: [vocabulary word] biohazardous waste [definition]

Output: waste which may cause disease or injur


Input: [vocabulary word] blood-born pathogen [definition]

Output: a disease causing organism which is carried in the blood


Input: [vocabulary word] BON [definition]

Output: board of nursing


Input: [vocabulary word] BOP [definition]

Output: board of pharmacy


Input: [vocabulary word] bradkinesia [definition]

Output: very slow movement. may be drug side effect. symptom of disease such as Parkinson's


Input: [vocabulary word] BUN [definition]

Output: blood urea nitrogen


Input: [vocabulary word] catatonic [definition]

Output: a condition of being apparently awake but unresponsive. Cataonia is a severe psychiatric and medical condition associated with a number of psychiatric and medical conditions, such as drug abuse, depression, and schizophrenia


Input: [vocabulary word] CE [definition]

Output: continuing education


Input: [vocabulary word] chemical name [definition]

Output: describes the chemical structure of aq compound


Input: [vocabulary word] CHF [definition]

Output: congestive heart failure


Input: [vocabulary word] cognitive impairment [definition]

Output: altered ablility to think, to reason and/or remember which interferes whith the ability to function normally


Input: [vocabulary word] communication barrier [definition]

Output: an internal or external obstacle which interferes with sending or receiving a message


Input: [vocabulary word] NSAID [definition]

Output: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug


Input: [vocabulary word] ophthalmic [definition]

Output: related to the eye


Input: [vocabulary word] orthostatic hypotension [definition]

Output: a large decrease in blood pressure open standing; may result in fainting


Input: [vocabulary word] OSHA [definition]

Output: occupational safety and health administration


Input: [vocabulary word] otic [definition]

Output: related to the ear


Input: [vocabulary word] over-the-counter [definition]

Output: drugs available without a prescription


Input: [vocabulary word] passive rufusal [definition]

Output: a client accepts a medication but refuses to swallow or conceals and later spits it out


Input: [vocabulary word] pathogen [definition]

Output: disease causing microorganism


Input: [vocabulary word] perseveration [definition]

Output: continuance of activity after the stimulus is removed


Input: [vocabulary word] Pharmacology [definition]

Output: study of drugs,their composition,uses and affects


Input: [vocabulary word] pharmacy requisition form [definition]

Output: form used to order supplies and medications from the pharmacy


Input: [vocabulary word] PO [definition]

Output: by mouth;a route of administration


Input: [vocabulary word] Physician's order form(POS) [definition]

Output: a form used by persons authorized to prescriber and treat;usually provided by the facility or the pharmacy provider


Input: [vocabulary word] poly-pharmacy [definition]

Output: when a client is taking a combination of two or more drugs


Input: [vocabulary word] PPE [definition]

Output: personnel protedctive equipment(gloves,gown,masks,goggles)


Input: [vocabulary word] precautions [definition]

Output: warnings to use care when giving drugs under certain conditions


Input: [vocabulary word] prescription drug [definition]

Output: means any drug required by federal law or regulation to be dispensed only pursuant to a prescription


Input: [vocabulary word] PRN order [definition]

Output: a drug order for a medication to be administered, as needed, within a particular time parameter prescribed by the HCP


Input: [vocabulary word] protrusion [definition]

Output: the state of being thrust forward or laterally, as in tongue thrusting caused by voluntary movements of the jaw muscle


Input: [vocabulary word] pyschotic behavior [definition]

Output: a term that refers to a group of severe mental illnesses where the person has periods of loss of contact with reality which results in a severe impairment in the ability to function.


Input: [vocabulary word] redirecting [definition]

Output: to divert from one action to another. A behavior management technique


Input: [vocabulary word] Resident's bill of rights [definition]

Output: a document that states the rights of clients living in long term care facilities. frequently referred to as residents rights


Input: [vocabulary word] routine order [definition]

Output: drug order for drug to be administered over a period of time until discontinued


Input: [vocabulary word] schizophrenia [definition]

Output: one of the most complex of all mental health disorders; invloves a severe, chronic, and disabling disturbance fo the brian


Input: [vocabulary word] sedative [definition]

Output: a drug that decreases activity and calms the recipient


Input: [vocabulary word] self-administration [definition]

Output: the act of a person administering drugs to himself with knowledge of the indentity and purpose of the drug


Input: [vocabulary word] solubility [definition]

Output: the amount of a substance that can be dissolved in a liquid under specifed conditions


Input: [vocabulary word] standard precations [definition]

Output: wearing gloves,personal protective equipment and disposing o fbiohazardous waste when handling body fluids,


Input: [vocabulary word] stat order [definition]

Output: an order for a medication to be administered immediately


Input: [vocabulary word] sterile [definition]

Output: free of microorganisms


Input: [vocabulary word] subcutaneous [definition]

Output: beneath the skin ;area that is rich in fat and blood vessels


Input: [vocabulary word] suppository [definition]

Output: a solid cone or cylinder of usually medicated material which melts and is for insetion into a bodily passage or cavity(rectum,vagina,urethra)


Input: [vocabulary word] tardive dyskinesia [definition]

Output: potentially irreversible neurological side effects of antipsychotic drugs in which there are involuntary repetitive movements fo the face,limbs and trunk


Input: [vocabulary word] telephone order(TO) [definition]

Output: an order received by way of telephone, from a HCP for medication or treatment and received by an autorized person


Input: [vocabulary word] therapeutic range [definition]

Output: the concentration or level of a drug in the blood required for the desired


Input: [vocabulary word] glucose [definition]

Output: simple sugar; the form in which all carbohydrates are used as the body's principal energy source; transported in the blood and metabolized in the tissues


Input: [vocabulary word] glucometer [definition]

Output: a small, portable machine that can be used to check blood glucose concentrations


Input: [vocabulary word] grievance [definition]

Output: a stiuation in which a person feels she wishes to file a complaint


Input: [vocabulary word] handheld inhaler [definition]

Output: a portable handheld device that delivers medication in a form that the person breathes in directly to the lungs


Input: [vocabulary word] HCP form [definition]

Output: a from used by persons authorized to prescriber and treat;usually provided by facility or the pharmacy provider


Input: [vocabulary word] hyperglycemia [definition]

Output: an abnormally high level of sugar(glucose) in the blood


Input: [vocabulary word] hypnotic [definition]

Output: a drug that produces drowsiness and assists with the onset and maintenance of sleep


Input: [vocabulary word] hypoglycemia [definition]

Output: a deficiency of sugar(glucose) in the blood caused by too much insulin or too little glucose


Input: [vocabulary word] indications [definition]

Output: disease conditions and disorders for which a drug may be used to treat


Input: [vocabulary word] infection [definition]

Output: the invasion of the body by pathogenic microorganixhms thus producing a state of disease


Input: [vocabulary word] inhalation [definition]

Output: administration of drugs by way of droplets or mist that the patient breathes into the lungs


Input: [vocabulary word] inhalation therapy [definition]

Output: breathing treatment used to help restore or improve breathing functin in patients wiht respiratory disease. If medication is included, it is usally administered by eay of a nubulizer or hand held inhaler.


Input: [vocabulary word] ISP [definition]

Output: individualized service plan


Input: [vocabulary word] instillation [definition]

Output: placement of drops of liquid into the eyes,ears, nose, or some othe r\body cavity


Input: [vocabulary word] insulin [definition]

Output: a hormone that enables the body to metabolize and use gucose


Input: [vocabulary word] insulin pen [definition]

Output: an insulin inj. device the size of a pen that includes a needle and holds a vial of insulin. it can be used instead of syringers for giving insulin inj.


Input: [vocabulary word] internal medications [definition]

Output: those medications administered inside the body


Input: [vocabulary word] jaundice [definition]

Output: yelling of the skin and eyes caused by too much bilirubin in th blood


Input: [vocabulary word] ketoacidosis [definition]

Output: a sever condition caused by a lack of inulin or an elvation in stress hormones. It is marked by high blood glucose levels and ket5ones in th euirnine, and occurs almost exclusively in those with type 1 diabetes; can result in idabetic coma


Input: [vocabulary word] keytones [definition]

Output: acidic substances produced when the body uses fat instead of sugar for energy


Input: [vocabulary word] lethargy [definition]

Output: lack of energy ,sluggishness, dullness, apathy


Input: [vocabulary word] liable [definition]

Output: legally obligated; responsible for an action


Input: [vocabulary word] malnutrition [definition]

Output: poor nourishment of the body often due to not eating healthy foods, improper digestion, poor absorption of nutrients or a combination of these factors


Input: [vocabulary word] MAR [definition]

Output: medication administration record used to document all drugs given to a particular resident


Input: [vocabulary word] Medication Error Report form [definition]

Output: used to document the details of a medication error


Input: [vocabulary word] medication cart [definition]

Output: movable unit for storing medications


Input: [vocabulary word] metabolism [definition]

Output: the chemical breakdown of a drug within the body


Input: [vocabulary word] microorganism [definition]

Output: an organism that can be seenonly with the aid of a microscope; also called a microbe


Input: [vocabulary word] motility [definition]

Output: the abliity to move; the movement of muscles that propel food through the intestinal tract


Input: [vocabulary word] metered dose inhaler [definition]

Output: small portable devices used to administer medication into the lungs


Input: [vocabulary word] nasal [definition]

Output: by way of the nose. In medication administration, it refers to nose drops or nose sprays


Input: [vocabulary word] nebulizer [definition]

Output: a machine or hand held device used to administer medication for respiratory disease into the lungs, by way of inhalation


Input: [vocabulary word] neglect [definition]

Output: failure to provide food, medication, shelter or appropriate care or providing imporper or imappropriate care that results in injury or harm


Input: [vocabulary word] COPD [definition]

Output: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease a condition of the respiratory system in which breathing is difficult


Input: [vocabulary word] cueing [definition]

Output: to give signs or signals to indicate adesired behavior or action


Input: [vocabulary word] CVA [definition]

Output: cerebral vascular accident medical term for brain stroke


Input: [vocabulary word] DEA [definition]

Output: drug enforcement administation, a federal agency which regulates and enforces laws on drugs and classification on schedules I-V


Input: [vocabulary word] dehydration [definition]

Output: a condition caused by the loss of too much water from the body


Input: [vocabulary word] delirium [definition]

Output: a temporary state of mental confusion cause by disease, illness, drugs or alcohol. usually subside when the cause is removed


Input: [vocabulary word] delusions [definition]

Output: false beliefs that are resistant to reasoning


Input: [vocabulary word] depression [definition]

Output: a prolong state of sadness


Input: [vocabulary word] diabetes [definition]

Output: a disease in which the body does not properly control the amount of sugar in the blood resulting in high level of sugar in the blood.


Input: [vocabulary word] directing [definition]

Output: to instuct or indicate for the client, a desired action. A behavior management technique


Input: [vocabulary word] disinfect [definition]

Output: to render free form disease causing organism


Input: [vocabulary word] disoriented [definition]

Output: lose of awareness of time, place or identity


Input: [vocabulary word] distribution [definition]

Output: movement of a drug throughout the body after it is absorbed into the circulation(blood stream)


Input: [vocabulary word] dosage [definition]

Output: the amount of drug to be administred


Input: [vocabulary word] drug [definition]

Output: chemical substance used in the diagnosis, treatment, prevention or cure of disease;also called medicine


Input: [vocabulary word] drug inventory [definition]

Output: to maintain and accurate supply and count of client's medications stored in the facility


Input: [vocabulary word] DSS [definition]

Output: department of social services


Input: [vocabulary word] dystonia [definition]

Output: abmormal tonicity of muscle, characterized by prolonged, repetitive muscle constractions that may cause twisting or jerking movements of the body or a body part


Input: [vocabulary word] elimination [definition]

Output: the process of eliminating a drug or other substance from the body


Input: [vocabulary word] enema [definition]

Output: a procedure used for clearing the bowel and colon of fecal matter.


Input: [vocabulary word] enteric [definition]

Output: pertaining to the small intestine


Input: [vocabulary word] enteric coated [definition]

Output: a coating placed on medication which allows it to dissolve in the small intestine rather than in the stomach


Input: [vocabulary word] epipen [definition]

Output: a unit dose syringe that is prefilled with the medication , epinephrine. It is used for self-administration o fepinephri8ne in the event of an allergy emergency


Input: [vocabulary word] ethical standards [definition]

Output: guides to moral behavior


Input: [vocabulary word] euphoria [definition]

Output: a feeling of well being or elation;may be drug related


Input: [vocabulary word] external medications [definition]

Output: those administered on the outside of the body such as creams, ointments or transdermal patches.


Input: [vocabulary word] expiration date [definition]

Output: date after which a drug should not be used


Input: [vocabulary word] exploitation [definition]

Output: the use of another person or his/her belongings for personal gain.


Input: [vocabulary word] extrapyramidial [definition]

Output: refers to a group of symptoms that are usually related to the close and prolonged administration of antipsychotic drugs.


Input: [vocabulary word] FDA [definition]

Output: FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION


Input: [vocabulary word] frequency [definition]

Output: how often a drug is administered


Input: [vocabulary word] generic drug [definition]

Output: an often lesser expensive drug that may be deemed therapeutically equivalent by the united stes food and drug administration to a trade name drug, because it has the same ingredient


Input: [vocabulary word] geriatric [definition]

Output: relating to older people


Input: [vocabulary word] glucagon [definition]

Output: hormone secreted by the slpha cells of the pancreas. Glucagon is responsible for raising blood glucose


Input: [vocabulary word] torticollis [definition]

Output: a state of inadequate muscle tone in the muscles in the neck that control the position of the head.


Input: [vocabulary word] toxicity [definition]

Output: the quality, state, or relative degree of being toxic or poisonous to the body.


Input: [vocabulary word] trade name [definition]

Output: licensed name under which a drug prepared by a specific manufacturer is sold;also known as proprietary or brand name


Input: [vocabulary word] transcribe [definition]

Output: to record information form one document to another


Input: [vocabulary word] UAI [definition]

Output: uniform assessment instrument, a document which identifies the level of care required for each client


Input: [vocabulary word] verbal order(VO) [definition]

Output: an order form a HCP for medication or treatment which is transmitted verbally rather than written


Input: [vocabulary word] void [definition]

Output: to excrete or discharge from the body. Usually refers to urine.


Input: [Question] Energy is not a _____ [Answer]

Output: thing


Input: [Question] ability to do work or cause change [Answer]

Output: energy


Input: [Question] Unit for all types of energy [Answer]

Output: Joule (J)


Input: [Question] Result of force applied over a distance. (F*D) ____=Force * distance [Answer]

Output: work


Input: [Question] Stored energy do to position or condition [Answer]

Output: potential energy


Input: [Question] Potential energy do to the position of an object above the earth [Answer]

Output: Gravitational Potential energy (GPE)


Input: [Question] Kinetic energy is causing what? [Answer]

Output: change in position


Input: [Question] Energy of motion [Answer]

Output: Kinetic


Input: [Question] Type of mechanical energy from an object that can stretch or compress. [Answer]

Output: Elastic PE


Input: [Question] _____ energy can be both potential and kinetic [Answer]

Output: Mechanical


Input: [Question] Involves movement of matter, usually visible. You can see it at work. [Answer]

Output: Mechanical energy


Input: [Question] The sum of the KE of all the particles of an object [Answer]

Output: Thermal Energy


Input: [Question] Movement of thermal energy in and out of a system is [Answer]

Output: heat


Input: [Question] You measure thermal energy by measuring changes in [Answer]

Output: temperature


Input: [Question] Faster movement of particles means ____ heat and _____ energy [Answer]

Output: more


Input: [Question] Thermal energy is a type of _____ energy [Answer]

Output: kinetic


Input: [Question] Heat is not the same thing as [Answer]

Output: thermal energy


Input: [Question] Acoustic energy is kinetic and is the transmission of energy by a [Answer]

Output: wave


Input: [Question] This energy type involves back and forth motion [Answer]

Output: acoustic


Input: [Question] Back and for motion refers to _____ motion [Answer]

Output: periodic


Input: [Question] This type of energy is the ability to do work through the influence of a magnetic field. [Answer]

Output: Magnetic


Input: [Question] Magnetic energy is created by the attraction and repulsion of N and S [Answer]

Output: poles


Input: [Question] Any object that is conducting electricity also generates a [Answer]

Output: magnetic field


Input: [Question] Electromagnetic waves radiated by matter. [Answer]

Output: Radiant energy


Input: [Question] Radiant energy is generated by causing an [Answer]

Output: electromagnetic field


Input: [Question] Radiant energy is the only kind of energy that can travel through a [Answer]

Output: vacuum


Input: [Question] Radiant energy is the only energy that reaches earth from the [Answer]

Output: sun


Input: [Question] These are examples of electromagnetic energy (EM energy) [Answer]

Output: light waves


Input: [Question] Potential energy stored in chemical bonds [Answer]

Output: chemical


Input: [Question] Chemical energy is released when _____ breaks [Answer]

Output: bonds


Input: [Question] Example of chemical, potential energy [Answer]

Output: food


Input: [Question] Example of electrical energy [Answer]

Output: battery


Input: [Question] Example of mechanical energy [Answer]

Output: baseball moving


Input: [Question] Potential energy stored in the atom's nucleus [Answer]

Output: nuclear


Input: [Question] combining two nuclei [Answer]

Output: fusion


Input: [Question] splitting a large nucleus [Answer]

Output: fission


Input: [Question] Fiss... [Answer]

Output: apart


Input: [Question] Example of nuclear PE/KE energy [Answer]

Output: nuclear bombs


Input: [Question] fuse... [Answer]

Output: together


Input: [Question] Energy found in matter [Answer]

Output: mass


Input: [Question] Mass energy is the _____ source of potential energy [Answer]

Output: greatest


Input: [Question] Thermal energy and ____ are NOT the same thing. [Answer]

Output: heat


Input: [Question] In E=mc^2 the c stands for the [Answer]

Output: speed of light


Input: [Question] Which has greater GPE, a boy on top of a car or a boy on top of a house. [Answer]

Output: boy on the house


Input: [Question] Energy can never be created nor destroyed, only changed from one form to another [Answer]

Output: Law of Conservation of Energy


Input: [Question] The total energy entering the process equals the total energy that exists at the end of the process. [Answer]

Output: Third Law of Thermodynamics


Input: [Question] Energy In = [Answer]

Output: Energy out


Input: [Question] The amount of usuable energy produced divided by the amount of energy available before transformation [Answer]

Output: efficiency


Input: [Question] The position from which the distance is measured. (Example: height measured from the ground to the roof.) [Answer]

Output: zero reference point


Input: [Question] Decrease thermal energy is [Answer]

Output: cooling


Input: [Question] Gaining of thermal energy is [Answer]

Output: heating


Input: [Question] Acoustic energy is transmitted through [Answer]

Output: particle oscillations


Input: [Question] Particle oscillations are small [Answer]

Output: vibrations


Input: [Question] Electrical energy is caused by the lack, excess, or movement of [Answer]

Output: electrons


Input: [Question] Radiant energy ______ need matter to travel [Answer]

Output: does not


Input: [Question] Anything that is available to people to buy [Answer]

Output: Product


Input: [Question] Things needed in life to survive [Answer]

Output: Absolute needs


Input: [Question] Lack of basic satisfiers in life [Answer]

Output: Needs


Input: [Question] Acquired, social and cultural needs [Answer]

Output: Relative needs


Input: [Question] To satisfy lifestyle [Answer]

Output: Wants


Input: [Question] Amount a particular product is available to people [Answer]

Output: Demand


Input: [Question] Feelings towards products that customer feels [Answer]

Output: Satisfaction


Input: [Question] Giving up something value of for something else [Answer]

Output: Exchange


Input: [Question] performs the specific function of the instrument [Answer]

Output: working end


Input: [Question] locking or non locking [Answer]

Output: cotton pliers


Input: [Question] removes carious material or debris from cavity prep [Answer]

Output: spoon excavator


Input: [Question] used to measure depth of the gingival sulcus [Answer]

Output: perioprobe


Input: [Question] can only be plastic or anodized metal [Answer]

Output: composite instrument


Input: [Question] carries amalgam to the prepartaion [Answer]

Output: amalgam carrier


Input: [Question] plugs or packes amalgam into the prep [Answer]

Output: condenser


Input: [Question] removes excess restorative material [Answer]

Output: carvers


Input: [Question] acorn is also known as [Answer]

Output: anatomical


Input: [Question] latch types burs are used in which handpiece [Answer]

Output: contra angle


Input: [Question] RA stands for right angle and is also known as contra angle [Answer]

Output: true


Input: [Question] What does FG stand for [Answer]

Output: friction grip


Input: [Question] FG are only used in the highspeed handpiece [Answer]

Output: true


Input: [Question] what are diamond burs used for [Answer]

Output: rapid reduction of tooth


Input: [Question] 557L is common for which procedure [Answer]

Output: surgical


Input: [Question] Laboratory burs are also know as [Answer]

Output: acrylic burs


Input: [Question] what does a sand paper disc attach to [Answer]

Output: mandrel


Input: [Question] water is sprayed on the tooth to prevent [Answer]

Output: frictional heat


Input: [Question] the foot control for a handpiece is called [Answer]

Output: rheostat


Input: [Question] color coding system is used for [Answer]

Output: identifying procedure tray setups


Input: [Answer] V. To make ashamed; to embarass [Question]

Output: Abash


Input: [Answer] V. To subside; to reduce [Question]

Output: Abate


Input: [Answer] V. To step down from position or responsibility [Question]

Output: Abdicate


Input: [Answer] N. Something not typical; a deviation from the standard [Question]

Output: Abberation


Input: [Answer] V. to loathe; to detest [Question]

Output: Abhor


Input: [Answer] Adj. Hopeless; extremely sad and servile; defeated [Question]

Output: Abject


Input: [Answer] V. to deny oneself things; to reject; to renounce [Question]

Output: Abnegate


Input: [Answer] Adj. Unsuccessful [Question]

Output: Abortive


Input: [Answer] V. To shorten; to condense [Question]

Output: Abridge


Input: [Answer] Adj. Total; unlimited [Question]

Output: Absolute


Input: [Answer] V. To forgive or free from blame, sin, or obligation [Question]

Output: Absolve


Input: [Answer] Adj. Abstaining; voluntarily not doing something that is pleasant but is bad for you [Question]

Output: Abstinent


Input: [Answer] Adj. Theoretical; not concrete [Question]

Output: Abstract


Input: [Answer] Adj. Hard to understand [Question]

Output: Abstruse


Input: [Answer] Adj. Extremely hopeless or wretched [Question]

Output: Abysmal


Input: [Answer] N. An award or honor [Question]

Output: Accolade


Input: [Answer] V. to approach and to speak to someone with anger [Question]

Output: Accost


Input: [Answer] Adj. sour; severe; like acid in temper [Question]

Output: Acerbic


Input: [Answer] V. To comply passively; to accept; to assent; to agree [Question]

Output: Acquiesce


Input: [Answer] Adj. Harshly pungent; bitter [Question]

Output: Acrid


Input: [Answer] Adj. full of spite; spite; bitter; nasty [Question]

Output: Acrimonious


Input: [Answer] N. keenness of judgement;mental sharpness [Question]

Output: Acumen


Input: [Answer] Adj. sharp; shrewd [Question]

Output: Acute


Input: [Answer] Adj. stubborn; unyielding; completely inflexible [Question]

Output: Adamant


Input: [Answer] V. To speak to; to direct one's attention to [Question]

Output: Address


Input: [Answer] N. follower; supporter; beliver [Question]

Output: Adherent


Input: [Answer] V. to scold gently; to warn [Question]

Output: Admonish


Input: [Answer] Adj Skillful; dexterous; clever; shrewd; socially at ease [Question]

Output: Adroit


Input: [Answer] N. Wild or excessive admiration; flaterry [Question]

Output: Adulation


Input: [Answer] V. To contaminate; to make impure [Question]

Output: Adulterate


Input: [Answer] Adj. unfavorable; antagonistic [Question]

Output: Adverse


Input: [Answer] Adj. artistic [Question]

Output: Aesthetic


Input: [Answer] Adj friendly [Question]

Output: Affable


Input: [Answer] N. Unnatural or artificial behavior [Question]

Output: Affection


Input: [Answer] N. sympathy; attraction; kinship; similarity [Question]

Output: Affinity


Input: [Answer] Adj. rich; prosperous [Question]

Output: Affluent


Input: [Answer] N. program; things to be done [Question]

Output: Agenda


Input: [Answer] n Sum total [Question]

Output: aggregate


Input: [Answer] n one who believes that the existence of a god can be neither proven or disproven [Question]

Output: Agnostic


Input: [Answer] adj relating to land [Question]

Output: Agrarian


Input: [Answer] n cheerful eagerness or readiness to respond [Question]

Output: Alacrity


Input: [Answer] v to assert without proof [Question]

Output: allege


Input: [Answer] v to relieve, usually temporarily or incompletely [Question]

Output: alleviate


Input: [Answer] v to distribute; to assign; to allot [Question]

Output: Allocate


Input: [Answer] n a combination of two or more things [Question]

Output: Alloy


Input: [Answer] n an indirect reference [Question]

Output: Allusion


Input: [Answer] adj uninvolved; standing off [Question]

Output: aloof


Input: [Answer] n selflessness; generosity; devotion to the interests of others [Question]

Output: altruism


Input: [Answer] n atmosphere; mood; feeling [Question]

Output: ambience


Input: [Answer] adj unclear in meaning [Question]

Output: Ambiguous


Input: [Question] What does the 'h' stand for in the equation E=hf? [Answer]

Output: The 'h' stands for Planck's Constant


Input: [Question] What can the absorption of a photon lead to the emission of? [Answer]

Output: Leads to the emission of a Photoelectron


Input: [Question] What is Radiation Flux a measure of? [Answer]

Output: Measure of the amount of energy landing on a unit area in a unit time


Input: [Question] What does the 'f' stand for in the equation E=hf [Answer]

Output: The 'f' stands for Frequency


Input: [Question] What does the 'E' stand for in E=hf [Answer]

Output: The 'E' stands for Energy


Input: [Question] What did Robert Hooke believe Light was, Wave or Particle? [Answer]

Output: He believed it to be a wave


Input: [Question] What did Christiaan Huygens believe Light was, Wave or Particle? [Answer]

Output: He believed it to be a wave


Input: [Question] What did Isaac Newton believe Light was, Wave or Particle? [Answer]

Output: He believed it to be a particle


Input: [Question] What did Thomas Young believe Light was, Wave or Particle? [Answer]

Output: He believed it to be a wave


Input: [Question] What did James Clark Maxwell believe Light was, Wave or Particle? [Answer]

Output: He believed it to be a wave


Input: [Question] What did Albert Einstein believe Light was, Wave or Particle? [Answer]

Output: He believed it to be a particle


Input: [Question] How was the first scientist to put forward the idea of wave-particle duality? [Answer]

Output: Louis de Broglie


Input: [Question] What was planck's first name? [Answer]

Output: Max


Input: [Term] obtuse angle [Meaning]

Output: angle that is greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees


Input: [Term] acute angle [Meaning]

Output: angle less than 90 degrees but greater than 0.


Input: [Term] straight angle [Meaning]

Output: angle that is 180 degrees


Input: [Term] congruent [Meaning]

Output: figure that has the same size and shape


Input: [Term] line segment [Meaning]

Output: part of a line drawing having two end points


Input: [Term] point [Meaning]

Output: exact location in space


Input: [Term] ray [Meaning]

Output: part of a line that has one end point and extends forever in only one direction


Input: [Term] line [Meaning]

Output: a set of points that goes on forever in two directions


Input: [Term] plane [Meaning]

Output: an endless flat surface


Input: [Term] parallel line [Meaning]

Output: in a plane, lines that never cross and are the same distance apart.


Input: [Term] intersecting lines [Meaning]

Output: lines that pass through the same point


Input: [Term] perpendicular lines [Meaning]

Output: two lines that intersect to form right angles


Input: [Term] turn [Meaning]

Output: the change in the position of a figure that moves around a point.


Input: [Term] prism [Meaning]

Output: a solid figure with two congruent parallel bases and faces that are parallelograms


Input: [Term] base [Meaning]

Output: The face of a solid that is used to name a solid.


Input: [Term] cube [Meaning]

Output: A solid figure with all faces are squares


Input: [Term] face [Meaning]

Output: A flat surface of a polyhedron


Input: [Term] transformation [Meaning]

Output: A move such as a slide, flip, or turn that does not change the size or shape of a figure


Input: [Term] angle [Meaning]

Output: two rays that have the same end point


Input: [Term] vertex [Meaning]

Output: the common endpoint of an angle


Input: [Term] sides [Meaning]

Output: the two rays that form the angle


Input: [Term] right angle [Meaning]

Output: An angle whose measure is 90 degrees


Input: [Term] protractor [Meaning]

Output: An instrument used to measure and draw angles.


Input: [Term] similar [Meaning]

Output: figures that have the same shape. They may or may not be the same size.


Input: [Term] sphere [Meaning]

Output: A solid figure with all points the same distance from center point


Input: [Term] cylinders [Meaning]

Output: solid with two circular bases that are congruent and parallel


Input: [Term] cone [Meaning]

Output: a solid with one circular base


Input: [Term] chord [Meaning]

Output: A line segment that connects two points on a circle


Input: [Term] slide [Meaning]

Output: The change in position of a figure that moves it up, down, or sideways


Input: [Term] triangle [Meaning]

Output: a polygon with 3 sides


Input: [Term] quadrilateral [Meaning]

Output: a polygon with 4 sides


Input: [Term] pentagon [Meaning]

Output: a polygon with 5 sides


Input: [Term] hexagon [Meaning]

Output: a polygon with six sides


Input: [Term] octagon [Meaning]

Output: a polygon with 8 sides


Input: [Term] right triangle [Meaning]

Output: a triangle with one right angle


Input: [Term] acute triangle [Meaning]

Output: a triangle with 3 acute angles


Input: [Term] obtuse triangle [Meaning]

Output: a triangle with 1 obtuse angle.


Input: [Term] line of symmetry [Meaning]

Output: the fold line in a symmetric figure


Input: [Term] edge [Meaning]

Output: a line segment where two faces meet.


Input: [Term] rectangle [Meaning]

Output: a parallelogram with four right angles


Input: [Term] pyramid [Meaning]

Output: a solid figure with all faces being triangles.


Input: [Term] radius [Meaning]

Output: Any line segment that connects the center of a circle to a point on a circle.


Input: [Term] flip [Meaning]

Output: The change in the position of a figure that gives the mirror image of the figure.


Input: [Term] equilateral triangle [Meaning]

Output: a triangle whose sides all have the same length.


Input: [Term] isosceles triangle [Meaning]

Output: a triangle with two sides the same length


Input: [Term] scalene triangle [Meaning]

Output: a triangle with no sides having equal lengths


Input: [Term] parallelogram [Meaning]

Output: a quadrilateral with both pairs of opposite sides being parallel


Input: [Term] rhombus [Meaning]

Output: a parallelogram with all sides the same length


Input: [Term] trapezoid [Meaning]

Output: a quadrilateral that has exactly one pair of parallel sides


Input: [Term] diameter [Meaning]

Output: any line segment that goes through the center of a circle and both endpoints are on the circle.


Input: [Term] Alignment [Definition]

Output: the position of text between the margins


Input: [Term] Bullet [Definition]

Output: any small character that appears before an item in a list


Input: [Term] Center [Definition]

Output: to position text so that it is centered between the left and right margins


Input: [Term] First-line indent [Definition]

Output: a description of the indent in a paragraph when only the first line of text in the paragraph is indented


Input: [Term] Hanging indent [Definition]

Output: a description of the indent in a paragraph when the first line of text is not indented but all of the following lines in the paragraph are


Input: [Term] Indent [Definition]

Output: the space between text and the margin


Input: [Term] Inside margin (gutter margin) [Definition]

Output: the right margin on a left page and the left margin on the right page when a document is set up with mirrored margins.


Input: [Term] Justify [Definition]

Output: to format a paragraph so the text is distributed evenly across the page between the left and right margins and both the left and right edges of the paragraph are aligned at the margins


Input: [Term] Leader [Definition]

Output: a solid, dotted, or dashed line that fills the blank space before a tab stop


Input: [Term] Left-align [Definition]

Output: to position text so that it is aligned along the left margin


Input: [Term] Margin [Definition]

Output: blank spaces around the top, bottom, and sides of page


Input: [Term] Mirrored margins [Definition]

Output: margins on left and right pages that are identical-“mirror” each other-when facing each other; usually used in books and magazines


Input: [Term] Multilevel list [Definition]

Output: a list with two or more levels of bullets or numbering


Input: [Term] Negative indent (outdent) [Definition]

Output: a description of an indent in a paragraph in which the left indent marker is past the left margin


Input: [Term] Outline numbered list [Definition]

Output: see multilevel list


Input: [Term] Outside margin [Definition]

Output: the left margin on the left page and the right margin on the right page when a document is set up with mirrored margins


Input: [Term] Right-align [Definition]

Output: to position text so that it is aligned along the right margin


Input: [Term] Tab stop (tab) [Definition]

Output: an indicator in a paragraph that marks the place where the insertion point will stop when you press the Tab key


Input: [Term] Vertical alignment [Definition]

Output: the position of text on a page between the top and bottom margins


Input: [Question] provides safe storage of funds for future use; referred to as time deposits [Answer]

Output: savings


Input: [Question] offer an ability to transfer money to others for daily business activities; checking accounts are often called demand deposits [Answer]

Output: payment services


Input: [Question] credit alternatives: credit cards and cash loans, long-term borrowing (home mortgage) [Answer]

Output: borrowing


Input: [Question] legal agreement that provides for the management of assets by one party for the benefit of another [Answer]

Output: trust


Input: [Question] cash management account; provides a complete financial services program for a single fee; offered by investment companies [Answer]

Output: asset management account


Input: [Question] a computer terminal used to conduct banking transactions [Answer]

Output: ATM


Input: [Question] a plastic access card used in computerized banking transactions; cash card; spending your own funds [Answer]

Output: debit card


Input: [Question] What to consider when comparing financial Institutions? [Answer]

Output: safety and rates, convenience and service (the cost of both), earnings you will receive on accounts


Input: [Question] serve as intermediaries between savers and users of funds; most common types: banks, credit unions, savings and loan [Answer]

Output: deposit institutions


Input: [Question] Where do the profits of a mutual savings bank go? [Answer]

Output: to the depositors through higher rates on savings


Input: [Question] offer various financial services such as life insurance companies, investment companies, brokerage firms, etc. [Answer]

Output: nondeposit institutions


Input: [Question] a savings-investment plan offered by investment companies, with earnings based on investments [Answer]

Output: money market fund


Input: [Question] make loans based on the value of tangible possessions, like jewelry; charge high fees [Answer]

Output: pawnshops


Input: [Question] currency exchanges; offer services like electronic tax filing, money orders, private postal boxes, utility bill payment; charge 1-20% of face value of a check [Answer]

Output: check cashing outlets


Input: [Question] cash advances, check advance loans, delayed deposit loans; users of these loans are workers in debt; borrowers pay annual interest rate 780% to obtain needed cash [Answer]

Output: payday loans