Answer to Question 1
C
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A Disorientation is an example of a cognitive effect of sensory deprivation.
B Altered colour perception is an example of a perceptual effect of sensory deprivation.
C Boredom is an example of an affective effect of sensory deprivation, in addition to restlessness, increased anxiety, emotional liability, panic, and an increased need for physical stimulation.
D Anxiety is an example of an affective effect of sensory deprivation, but it is increased for the patient, not decreased.
Answer to Question 2
B
The client who has suffered a CVA with resulting left-sided paralysis (hemiplegia) is at risk for footdrop.
The 54-year-old client diagnosed with osteoarthritis in all lower extremity joints would not have damage to the nerve necessary to cause the condition.
The 25-year-old client with a fractured pelvis as a result of a motorcycle accident would not have damage to the nerve necessary to cause the condition.
There is little chance that the 15-year-old client who has been comatose for two years as a result of a head injury sustained from a fall off a roof will ever be capable of mobility.
The Coriolis effect and wind direction.
Thorndike’s Puzzle Box and the Law of Effect (2 of 2)
Effect of increasing temperature or lowering deltGo+ on the rates of reactions
De novo and maintenance methylation of DNA and the effect of 5’-azacytidine upon DNA methylation
Major Somatic Sensory Tracts and Pathways
The Effect of Multiple Contributing Genes on Phenotypic Variation