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A generic system is - answer-adapted and specialized to meet specific requirements for functionality, target platform, or operational configuration. A hazard-driven approach may be used to - answer-understand the safety requirements for safety-critical systems. A model is an abstract view of - answer-a system that deliberately ignores some system details. Complementary system models can be developed to show the system's context, interactions, structure, and behaviour. A range of di...

A fundamental requirement of scaling agile method is to? A. allow customer involvement B. keep customer involved C. embrace change D. integrate them with plan driven approaches - answer-d A model-driven engineering is an approach to..........? A. Systems analysis B. Enterprise Architecture C. Systems architecture D. Software development - answer-d A prototype is an early version of a software system that is used to? A. implement concepts B. replicates concepts C. demonstrate con...

- answer-Properties of Concrete 1850 - answer-What year Reinforced Concrete was developed? 18th - answer-What century people regained knowledge of concrete construction 19th - answer-What century did engineering design methods had been developed for structures of reinforced concrete 28 - answer-Concrete is normally considered fully cured after _____ days 28 - answer-It is generally believed that the specified strength will be reached after ____ days for ordinary concrete. 6 gal...

0.01 TO 0.08 TIMES THE GROSS CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA OF REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN - answer-The range to which the effective cross-sectional area of vertical reinforcement is limited in relation to the gross cross-sectional area of the column. 1.5 TIMES COARSE AGGREGATE SIZE - answer-The minimum clear spacing between spirals of lateral reinforcement in spiral reinforced concrete column expressed in multiples of the coarse aggregate size. 1/6 OF THE CORE DIAMETER - answer-The maximum center-to...

R - answer-Flexural resistance factor (ksi) Rho - answer-the longitudinal tension reinforcement ratio = As/bd Section modulus - answer-bd^2 = Mu/OR (in^3) Shear Resisted by Stirrups - answer- Shear Strength of Concrete - answer- Shear Stress in Uncracked Elastic Beams - answer- Steel Tension Force - answer-T = Asfy Steps for nominal moment capacity of singly reinforced beam sections - answer-1. Compute the steel tension force, T 2. Compute the area of compression stress ...

Abutment - answer-structure for anchoring the reinforcing tendons in the pretension over concrete member Anchor - answer-mechanical device for locking a stress tendons in position in delivering the prestressing force to the concrete either permanently in a post tension member or temporary during hardening of pretension concrete member. Also called anchorage Anchorage - answer-any of various means such as embedment length or bars, for developing tension or compression in the reinforcing bar...

A child in cardiac arrest presents with the ECG rhythm seen in the following image, but a central pulse cannot be palpated. The provider correctly identifies this as which rhythm? - answer-Pulseless ventricular tachycardia (pVT) A healthcare provider suspects that hyperkalemia may be the cause of the patient's cardiac arrest. Which should the provider order to confirm hyperkalemia? - answer-Serum electrolyte panel A patient admitted to the pediatric emergency department is in cardiac ar...

-such trending assumes that 02 consumption remains stable (an assumption that is not always correct) What other conditions may lactate be elevated in? - answer-- conditions assoc. with increased glucose production (stress hyperglycemia) Why doesn't a normal Pa02 confirm adequate 02 content of the blood? - answer-- b/c it reflects only the 02 dissloved in the blood plasma Why is an ABG more reliable than pulse oximeter? - answer-- b/c most 02 is carried by hgb in the RBC's rather t...

1 rescue breath every ...... - answer-3-5 seconds 1-rescuer infant cpr - answer-30:2 1-rescuer pediatric cpr - answer-30:2 2 rescuer infant cpr - answer-15:2 6 person high-performance teams members - answer-1. Compressor 2. Aed/monitor defibrillator 3. Airway 4. Team leader 5. Iv/io/medications 6. Timer/recorder Abnormal respiratory effort - answer-- nasal flaring - retractions or use of accessory muscles - increased, inadequate, or absent respiratory effort Abnormal ski...

After 2 more minutes of CPR, you notice the patient is moving and his skin color improves. his vital signs are 114 RR 8/min and temperature 37.9 C (100.2 F). The infant is still slow to respond but is moving. What should be the next steps for this patient? - answer--Continue oxygen -Obtain expert consultation -Support ABC's -Identify and treat underlying causes After synchronized cardioversion of 6 J, the patient remains in a supraventricular tachycardia. A second synchronized cardio...