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The use of non invasive and painless ultrasound to examine the heart, its chambers and valves is known as: a. Echocardiography b. Electrocardiography c. cardiac cauterization d. doppler imaging - correct answer A.Echocardiography Waveforms may be displayed on a screen called an: a. Electrocardiography b. Oscilloscope c. Graph d. leads - correct answer b. Oscilloscope The breastbone is referred to as: a. the sternum b. the septum c. the mediastinum d. intercostal space - ...

nutrition to fetus correct answers - amniotic sac (membrane that surrounds the fetus containing the amniotic fluid); placenta (organ produced during pregnancy from maternal and embryonic tissues-secrete hormones, transfers oxygen and nutrients from maternal to fetal blood, and removes wastes) fetal growth correct answers - gestation- the time between conception and birth, approximately 40 weeks in humans; preterm or premature- an infant born before 37 weeks of gestation; very low birth weight...

NUR 2571 Exam Questions And Answers 2024 update NUR 2571 Exam Questions And Answers 2024 update Risk factors for the development of pneumonia include which of the following? Which of these presenting complaints is associated with the client who has pneumonia? Which tests confirm a diagnosis of TB? Pharmacological treatment of active TB consists of: Which of the following factors may cause an episode of extrinsic asthma? Which asthma patient would the nurse assess first? Which patient wit...

Anatomy and Physiology 1 Straighterline Midterm 100% accurate answer Pectoral Region is the: A. area in front of the elbow B. chest area C. lower back D. bottom of foot. E. forearm b. chest area A increase in the number of cells is: a. reproduction b. growth c. differentiation d. metabolism e. organization b. growth An organelle is: a. a small structure within a cell b. a structure composed of several tissue types c. the basic structural unit of all living organis...

The use of non invasive and painless ultrasound to examine the heart, its chambers and valves is known as: a. Echocardiography b. Electrocardiography c. cardiac cauterization d. doppler imaging - correct answer A.Echocardiography Waveforms may be displayed on a screen called an: a. Electrocardiography b. Oscilloscope c. Graph d. leads - correct answer b. Oscilloscope The breastbone is referred to as: a. the sternum b. the septum c. the mediastinum d. intercostal space - ...

NUR 2571 Exam Questions And Answers 2024 update NUR 2571 Exam Questions And Answers 2024 update Risk factors for the development of pneumonia include which of the following? Which of these presenting complaints is associated with the client who has pneumonia? Which tests confirm a diagnosis of TB? Pharmacological treatment of active TB consists of: Which of the following factors may cause an episode of extrinsic asthma? Which asthma patient would the nurse assess first? Which patient w...

NURS2090 #2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND COMPLETE VERIFIED ANSWERS 2024/2025 structure of the cardiovascular system Structure of the Cardiovascular System: made up of the heart and blood vessels.System is a closed circuit with pulmonary and systemic circulation (Rt side tolungs, Lt to the body)o Heart Layers: Endocardium (tissue that lines the heart), Myocardium (muscular midlayer of the heart), Epicardium (thin-walled sac that surrounds the heart andattaches it to diaphragm and thorax) Pericardium: S...

Med/Surg: ARDSARDS - correct answer sudden, progressive form of acute respiratory failure Most common precipitating injuries of ARDS - correct answer sepsis, gastric aspiration, severe massive trauma What happens to the alveoli in ARDS - correct answer Alveolar capillary membrane becomes damaged and more permeable to intravascular fluid, capillary membrane that surrounds the alveolar sac starts to leak fluid, leads to gas exchange where it shouldn't be occurring, leads to hypoxemia How...

What does the Kidney do? - Produces Urine Functions of Kidney - 1. Excretion -removal of wastes from body fluids into urine 2. Regulation of Blood -Ions a. control blood Na+ (sodium), K+ (potassium), and Cl- (chloride) levels -ph a. control blood H+ (hydrogen) and HCO3- (bicarbonate) levels -Pressure and Volume a. control blood fluid volume and therefore blood pressure What three processes do the Kidneys use to perform their functions? - -Filtration of water, ions, ...

The role of the EMS Provider is to do all of the following EXCEPT: -answer- Provide definitive diagnosis In what portion should an unconscious overdose patient be transported to a hospital? -answer- On his/her side Which of the following pieces of equipment is especially designed and useful for removing patients from heights or for carrying them over rough terrain or rubble? -answer- Stokes basket The prehospital care report (PCR) is considered to be: -answer- A part of the patients hos...