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FoEM CBR22- Cardiology Exam What underlying pathologic process distinguishes myocardial infarction from angina/unstable angina? Atherosclerotic plaque rupture → exposed endothelium → clot attaches → reduced blood flow; if cell death occurs (usually due to complete vascular obstruction) then positive trop and MI; if no cell death occurs then negative trop and angina/unstable angina. What is the difference between transmural and nontransmural infarction? Transmural: usually STEMI, la...

Basic Sciences Exam study guide perfusion Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) the major cation found in extracellular fluid - answerNa+ primary structural unit of proteins - answerL-amino acids which clotting factor is activated by contact with foreign surfaces, roughened vascular walls, and platelet aggregates? - answerXII the effect of plasmin is to: A) limit clotting by splitting fibrin B) initiate the intrinsic pathway C) cleave thrombin D) initiate the extrensic pathway ...

2509 Plan review/approval correct answer: -Pool plans and specifications prepared by a registered design professional. -Approved prior to construction. -Constructed by swimming pool NC Licensing Board for General Contractors. -Owner must submit minimum of 2 complete sets of plans for review. -Department shall approve, disapprove within 30 days of receipt. (no actions are taken= automatic plan approval) -if construction is not initiated within a year, the approval is void. -Contractor shal...

the major cation found in extracellular fluid - Answer Na+ the eprimary structural unit of proteins - Answer L-amino acids which clotting factor is activated by contact with foreign surfaces, roughened vascular walls, and platelet aggregates? - Answer XII ffect of plasmin is to: A) limit clotting by splitting fibrin B) initiate the intrinsic pathway C) cleave thrombin D) initiate the extrensic pathway - Answer A) limit clotting by splitting fibrin normal arterio0venous O2 differe...

1. What are the 4 consequences of Cold Stress? Select all that apply. a. Respiratory distress and Hypoxemia b. Hyperglycemia c. Hypoglycemia d. Babinski e. Hyperbilirubinemia f. Erythema toxicum neonatorum g. Metabolic acidosis - Answer-a c e g What is the name of the screening test that includes phenylketonuria, and when is it done? a. PKU, one week of age b. CF, one month of age c. Eyes and Thighs, after 24 hours d. Wisconsin State Screen, after 24 hours What other two tests would...

Basic Sciences Exam study guide perfusion Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) the major cation found in extracellular fluid - answerNa+ primary structural unit of proteins - answerL-amino acids which clotting factor is activated by contact with foreign surfaces, roughened vascular walls, and platelet aggregates? - answerXII the effect of plasmin is to: A) limit clotting by splitting fibrin B) initiate the intrinsic pathway C) cleave thrombin D) initiate the extrensic pathway ...

CDFM Q&A Latest Update 1.1.5: What was precursor to Constitution - when ratified? - ANSWER Art. Of Confederation (1781)) 1.1.5: What was required to amend the Art. Of Confed? - ANSWER unanimous approval of all states) 1.1.5: When was Constitution Ratified? Take effect? - ANSWER June 1788)(March 4, 1789) 1.1.6: Why Sep of Power among 3 branches so important? - ANSWER avoid strong central gov > tyranny) 1.1.6: What is Essential principle of Constitution? - ANSWER Gov must be confin...

An electrical grounding conductor is permitted to be what color - answer-green Which of the following types of current travel through a circuit breaker - answer-short circuit, ground fault, overload Explanatory material is represented through the code using - answer-informational note Opposition to current flow is - answer-resistance What is the voltage drop on a 120 volt circuit? The circuit uses 12 awg copper conductors and has a load of 20 amps. There is a resitace of 100 feet fro...

CDFM 2023 Real Exam Questions with Complete Solutions 1.1.5: What was precursor to Constitution - when ratified? - ANSWER Art. Of Confederation (1781)) 1.1.5: What was required to amend the Art. Of Confed? - ANSWER unanimous approval of all states) 1.1.5: When was Constitution Ratified? Take effect? - ANSWER June 1788)(March 4, 1789) 1.1.6: Why Sep of Power among 3 branches so important? - ANSWER avoid strong central gov > tyranny) 1.1.6: What is Essential principle of Constitu...

Normal osmolarity? correct answer: 300 Na Max sucker pressure for a cell saver? correct answer: 150 mmHg What determines heparin resistance? correct answer: If TGA cannot be repaired at this time, what palliative procedure can be done? correct answer: atrial septstomy What do you give with platelet count of 50,000, fibrinogen of 100? correct answer: platelets What is the safe circ arrest time at 18 deg C? correct answer: 60 minutes What is the 1st anastomosis of heart/lu...