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Small bottle that contains the drug - Ampule Diameter of the needle - Gauge Enlarged base by which a hollow needle may be attached to a device (as a syringe) - Hub Cylindrical container that holds liquids - Barrel A small container, usually with a closure, used especially for liquids - Vial What are the reasons to give an injection? - - if drug is poorly absorbed or degraded by GI system - if pt is uncooperative, unconscious, unable to take PO - used when localized therapy is de...

What are the 3 phases of the first stage of labour? Correct Answer Latent phase - 0-4cm, irregular contractions, cervical canal shortens (3cm to less than 0.5cm). Active phase - 4-8cm, regular contractions 2-5 mins apart and lasting over 60 seconds, cervix is mid to anterior/soft, effaced. Transitional - 8-10cm, can be brief lull in contractions, change in woman's behaviour. Where does fertilisation usually occur? Correct Answer Ampulla of the uterine tube. What is the dosage of ...

What does SATA stand for? - ️️Serial advanced technology connection What does PCI stand for? - ️️Peripheral component interconnect, legacy Type of communication of PCI? - ️️32bit and 64bit parallel communication Voltage of PCI? - ️️3.3V and 5V What is the NFC range? - ️️4cm What does LCD stand for and how does it work? - ️️Liquid crystal display, light shines through liquid filters What are the types of LCD and what do they stand for? - ️️TN = twiste...

Midwifery - Anatomy and Physiology - Year 1 | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | 100% PASS What are the 3 phases of the first stage of labour? - Answer -Latent phase - 0-4cm, irregular contractions, cervical canal shortens (3cm to less than 0.5cm). Active phase - 4-8cm, regular contractions 2-5 mins apart and lasting over 60 seconds, cervix is mid to anterior/soft, effaced. Transitional - 8-10cm, can be brief lull in contractions, change in woman's behaviour. ...

Vascular Registry CCI Exam Review With 100% Correct Answers 2023 Abdominal Aorta waveform(s) Low resistance proximal, Higher resistance beyond renals Celiac Artery supplies Liver, spleen, stomach, & proximal small bowel Branches of the Abdominal AO 1st major-Celiac artery (trunk/axis) 2nd major-SMA Renals 3rd major-IMA (after renals) Celiac Axis Branches into Common Hepatic (to right), Splenic, & Left Gastric (off left) Common Hepatic Arteries Gives rise to t...

DDx for first trimester bleeding non-viable IUP: spontaneous abortion, molar pregnancy viable IUP: physiologic implantation bleeding, subchorionic hemorrhage ectopic pregnancy evaluation of first trimester bleeding TVUS hCG H&H risk factors for an ectopic pregnancy fallopian tube scarring history of ectopic pregnancy (#1 risk factor) tubal ligation chlamydial infections PID smoking - slows cilia in fallopian tubes diagnostic protocols for ectopic pregnancy should increase by 50% ...

Subjective Changes - ANSWER-Amenorrhea, nausea and vomiting, fatigue, urinary frequency, breast changes, quickening, abdominal enlargement. Objective Changes - ANSWER-Pregnancy test, fetal heart sounds, fundal height. Developmental task of becoming a parent - ANSWER-Love and protect the child, parents identify changing roles and are willing to make the lifestyle changes, parents identify with parents roles, parents discuss what roles mean, couple incorporates child into relationship, coupl...

NRSG 376 Exam 2 Questions and Answers Already Passed 2nd stage labor dilation fully dilated 2nd stage labor maternal behaviors second wind as they see they are making progress intense concentration w/ pushing efforts 2nd stage labor physical discomforts may have urge to push when head is crowning may feel intense pain, burning 2nd stage of labor contractions 2-3 min apart, lasting 60 sec. and strong by palpation 3 hours later the bishop score is 8 and the HCP orders oxytocin....

Critical Concepts: High Quality CPR1.) Start compressions within 10 seconds of recognition of cardiac arrest. 2.) Push Hard, Push Fast. Compress at a rate of at least 100/min with a depth of at least 2 inches (5cm) for adults and 2 inches (5cm) for children and 1 1/2 inches (4cm) for infants 3.) Allow complete chest recoil after each conpression 4.) Minimize interuptions 5.) Give effective breaths that make the chest rise. 6.) Avoid excessive ventilation

??? What is not a key selling feature of the distal radius plate? - - Variable angle locking - Comes sterile packed - Scalloped distal portion of the head of the plate - Comprehensive instrumentation and tray ??? What are the two long bones that join to join the wrist? (Select all that apply) - - Ulna - Radius - Humerus Which of the following are complications of screw fixation for syndesmosis injury: - - Loosening - Breakage - Need of second operation *- All of the above* ??? With...