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The Army Body Composition Program AR 600-9 100% Pass What is meant by "overweight"? Outside of army standards for body fat percentage Primary objectives of ABCP? Ensure soldiers are able to meet the physical demands of their duties in combat. Present a trim military appearance What are some limits on those on ABCP? Non-Promotable Will not be assigned to command Will not be sent to professional military schools Can a soldier flagged for ABCP or APFT receive an award? ABCP -...

Who is responsible for the Army Body Composition Program? - ANSWER-The commander How often are Soldiers screened for body fat compliance? - ANSWER-Every 6 months or every pt test When do soldiers get taped? - ANSWER-As directed by the commander if they do not present a Soldierly appearance Every PT Test if needed What Soldiers are exempt from the requirements of AR 600-9? - ANSWER-Soldiers with a major limb loss. Pregnant and postpartum Soldiers. Soldiers who have been hospitalized for...

ABCP Boards EXAM TEST QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED 100% ANSWER This nerve is responsible for carrying parasympathetic information to the heart: a) Mesenteric b) Vagus c) Recurrent laryngeal d) Hypoglossal - ANSWER b) Vagus Bypass is about to be initiated when it is determined that the heparin has not been given. What would be an average total therapeutic heparin dose for an average sized adult on bypass? a) 10,000 units b) 21,000 units c) 40,000 units d) 50,200 units - ANSWER c) 40,000 ...

ABCP Board review Test Questions With All Complete Solutions The major cation found in extracellular fluid is? a) K+ b) Ca++ c) Mg++ d) Na+ - CORRECT ANSWER- d) Na+ Oxygen delivery will be decreased when a low venous oxygen tension and high venous oxyhemoglobin saturation are present due to: a) increase in P50 b) decrease in P50 c) metabolic alkalosis d) metabolic acidosis - CORRECT ANSWER- c) metabolic alkalosis At a given PO2, increasing PCO2 results in: a) more O2 bound to the h...

ABCP BOARDS EXAM TEST QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2023 how much volume is in RBCs? - ANSWER 300ml how long can RBCs be stored? - ANSWER 35 days what is the usual HCT of RBCs? - ANSWER 70% what is the volume of FFP? - ANSWER 220ml how long can FFP be stored? - ANSWER 1 year how much volume is platelets - ANSWER 30-50 ml how long can platelets be stored? - ANSWER 3 days what would be the reason to administer pRBCs? - ANSWER reduced hct requiring transfusion what w...

ABCP Boards EXAM TEST QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED 100% ANSWER This nerve is responsible for carrying parasympathetic information to the heart: a) Mesenteric b) Vagus c) Recurrent laryngeal d) Hypoglossal - ANSWER b) Vagus Bypass is about to be initiated when it is determined that the heparin has not been given. What would be an average total therapeutic heparin dose for an average sized adult on bypass? a) 10,000 units b) 21,000 units c) 40,000 units d) 50,200 units - ANSWER c) 40...

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ABCP Boards EXAM TEST VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100% Which drug is an anti-inflammatory drug used to decrease immune response to transplanted organs or tissue? - ANSWERS Solumedrol Name characteristics of silastic boot in the arterial pump head - ANSWERS *Is forgiving when it comes to pressurization *Degrades from the inside first *Degrades to an appreciable degree *Is coated with bio-friendly materials List three characteristics of an under-occlusive roller pump. - ANSWERS 1. Inaccurate flo...

ABCP BOARDS EXAM TEST QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2023 how much volume is in RBCs? - ANSWER 300ml how long can RBCs be stored? - ANSWER 35 days what is the usual HCT of RBCs? - ANSWER 70% what is the volume of FFP? - ANSWER 220ml how long can FFP be stored? - ANSWER 1 year how much volume is platelets - ANSWER 30-50 ml how long can platelets be stored? - ANSWER 3 days what would be the reason to administer pRBCs? - ANSWER reduced hct requiring transfusion what would...