Day: October 11, 2020

TASK 1 Bioreactions (i.e., fight, flight, freeze, or appease) include quick responses to stimuli or threats that are dangerous and fearful experiences, many of which are caused by social interactions. Bioreactions help the brain reinforce certain pathways. This is one way to learn. Some pathways then associate that past reaction with similar events. The fear response may then become associated with other non-fearful events. Because the brain is so good at making these associations, we are not even aware of the miscue. Bioreactions are automatic responses that happen within 11–14 milliseconds. In most cases, they are not under your control. However, you can learn to become aware of when you are experiencing a bioreaction by paying attention to what is going on in your body. To become aware of your bioreactions, it may be helpful to ask yourself the following questions: What event/experience led to the bioreaction? What emotions did you feel? How did your body react? What, if anything, did you do...

Appendix A Course Signature Assignment NP PRACTICE PLAN (CLOs1-6) Week 6 The course signature assignment is a scholarly inquiry into assembling essential elements of a new DNP graduate to initiate practice or add/change specialty. This is a generic assignment; students will individualize it according to their selected specialty requirements, opportunities, and aspirations. The NP Practice Plan will be a scholarly exercise and in a narrative APA format with headings and subheadings as needed. Students may include other relevant appendices detailing lists, collaborative relationships, etc. specific to your entry into your new practice. Using the NP Practice Plan worksheet outline below as a checklist, tailor it to include what fits for you, within provided outline/contents of organization. Apply the items elaborated in the list provided as they are consistent with the student aspiration, this means that all items do not necessarily need to be included in a student specific plan. If items are not pertinent to your specific practice, simply provide a sound justification in the area specified...