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Client is recovering from a transurethral prostatectomy. Which activity should be limited until after the first postoperative visit with the healthcare provider? → Drink 3L A client with stage IV bone cancer is admitted to the hospital for a 1-10 scale. Which intervention should the nurse implement? → Administer opioid and non-opioid medications simultaneously A client experiences an AOB incompatibility reaction after multiple blood transfusions. Which finding should the nurse repo...

A skin layer consisting of predominantly dense irregular connective tissue is A) corpuscular B) dermis C) epidermis D) stratal E) hypodermis → B) dermis Which of the following planes creates right and left sides to the body? A) transtrabecular B) parasagittal C) sagittal D) horizontal E) frontal (coronal) → C) sagittal The Golgi complex A) produces the mitotic spindle during cellular division B) is now known to be an artifact produced by staining procedures C) modifies and p...

descibe the human anatomical position → The human body is erect with feet only slightly apart, head and toes pointing forward, arm hanging at the sides with the palm facing forward The thoracic cavity is ______ to the abdominal cavity. → Superior The trachea (windpipe) is_____ to the vertebral column → Anterior The wrist___ is to the hand. → Proximal If an incision cuts the heart into left and right parts, a ______ plane of section was used. → Sagittal The nose is____ to th...

anatomy → study of structure or form physiology → study of function levels of organization → cell → tissue → organ → organ systems → organism what are the characteristics of life? → -organization → -cellular composition → -metabolism → -responsiveness and movement → -reproduction → -homeostasis → -development → -evolution homeostasis → the ability to maintain a stable internal environment 2 0 2 4 /2025 | © copyright | This work may not be co...

What is Anatomy? → Structure What is Physiology? → Function What are the six subdivisions of anatomy? → Gross Anatomy / Regional Anatomy / Systemic Anatomy / Surface Anatomy / Microscopic Anatomy / Developmental Anatomy What is radiographic anatomy? → Study of internal structures as visualized through imaging or specialized scanning procedures What is pathological anatomy? → Study of structural changes caused by disease What is embryology? → Subdvision of developmental...

Muscle that has a striped appearance is described as being ________. a) elastic b) nonstriated c) excitable d) striated → d) striated Which element is important in directly triggering contractions? a) sodium (Na+) b) calcium (Ca++) c) potassium (K+) d) chloride (Cl-) → b) calcium (Ca++) Which of the following properties is not common to all three muscle tissues? a) excitability b) the need for ATP c) at rest, uses shielding proteins to cover actin-binding sites d) elasticity ...

What is the main skeletal element? → bone How is the bone during early stages of the embryo? → hyaline cartilage As adults where is the only places that we have cartilage left? → ribs, joints What is skeletal cartilage? Does it have blood vessels? → water allows for recoil to come back into shape. no. What do all three types of cartilage tissue have in common? → Condocytes encased in lacunae and extracellular matrix formed by ground substance and fibers What are the three t...

The Nervous System → made of neurons and neuroglia cells; includes all neural tissue in the body Neurons → the basic functional units of the nervous system; cells that send and receive signals Neuroglia → cells that support and protect neurons Central Nervous System → brain and spinal cord; contains neural tissue, connective tissues, and blood vessels; processes and coordinates sensory data from inside and outside the body, motor commands control activities of peripheral organ...

Integumentary System- weight and area → Is the largest system of the body → 16% of body weight → 1.5 to 2 m2 in area How many parts makeup the integumentary system? → The integument is made up of two parts → 1. Cutaneous membrane (skin) → 2. Accessory structures Describe the Cutaneous Membrane → consist of two components: → Outer epidermis → Superficial epithelium (epithelial tissues) → Inner dermis → Connective tissues Accessory Structure → Originate in th...

Peripheral proteins function as ______. A. pores and channels B. enzymes C. receptors D. all of these are functions → All of these are functions → → (Remember: "Peripheral proteins" are on the surface of the plasma membrane of the cell) The organelle that functions to synthesize membrane integral proteins and phospholipids are the ______. A. rough endoplasmic reticulum B. plasma membrane C. smooth endoplasmic reticulum D. cytosol → Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (Roug...