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Preoperatice phase includes?-ANSWER-begins, when decision for surgery is made and ends when patient is in the OR Pre–admission testing (PAT) Admission to surgical cente rIn holding area Pre–op assessment – done before surgery, usually the pt will see the anesthesiologist and a nurse. The surgeon will mark the patient prior to the surgery. Intraoperative Phase includes?-ANSWER-begins when the patient is transferred to the OR and ends when patient is in PACU Nurses act as scrub nu...

What is the normal contraction frequency in the active phase of labor?-ANSWER-q 2 to 3 min Hyperstimulation is defined as:-ANSWER-More than 5 contractions in a 10 minute period, or contractions occuring within 1 min of each other. (Usually averaged over 30 minute period.) Are coupling or tripling ominous signs?-ANSWER-No. It is a common pattern early in labor and does not usually initiate FHR responses. At term, how much cardiac output perfuses the uterus each minute?-ANSWER-10% to 15%...

name the five tissues of a tooth–-ANSWER-apical foramina cementum pulp (canal) pulp (chamber) dentin enamel what is the hard, white, protective outer mineralized tissue covering the anatomic crown of a tooth?-ANSWER-Enamel (hardest tissue in the body) 95% mineral 5% organic Enamel is produced by specialized cells called what?-ANSWER-Ameloblasts What is the external tissue layer covering the anatomic root of a tooth?-ANSWER-Cementum (yellow, thin and 50% mineralized) Cells tha...

A client with unresolved hemothorax is febrile, with chills and sweating. He has a nonproductive cough and chest pain. His chest tube drainage is turbid. What should the nurse request in SBAR communication with the health care provider? Portable chest X-ray Antibiotic therapy Intubation and mechanical ventilation Arterial blood gasses - ANSWER-Antibiotic therapy Any condition that produces fluid accumulation or sequestration of fluid with infective properties can lead to empyema, an a...

A nurse is planning care for a client who has Cushing's syndrome due to chronic corticosteroid use. Which of the following actions should the nurse include in the plan of care? a. Check the client's blood glucose for hypoglycemia. b. Check the client's urine specific gravity. c. Weigh the client weekly. d. Insert an indwelling urinary catheter for the client. - ANSWER-b A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has Addison's disease about healthy snack foods. Which of the ...

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Advantages of a large Positive scrub radius-ANSWER-The tire rolls while turned, resulting in reduced steering effort when parking. More room in the engine bay advantage of Negative Scrub radius-ANSWER-provides center point steering in the event of a tire deflation, which provides greater stability and steering control in this emergency situation. Advantage of a small positive scrub radius-ANSWER-that the steering becomes less sensitive to braking inputs, in particular. Disadvantage of ...

One advantage of an air suspension is that: A ) ride height is controlled automatically. B ) it is cheaper to build and maintain. C ) tire imbalance ceases to be a problem. D ) all of the above.-ANSWER-A ) ride height is controlled automatically. The vehicle thrust line is determined by the: A ) rear toe. B ) tracking. C ) turning radius. D ) front toe.-ANSWER-B ) tracking. The invisible line drawn through the centre of the upper and lower ball joints on a convent...

On a rear wheel drive vehicle equipped with a solid axle and coil springs, the differential assembly is: A ) sprung weight. B ) unsprung weight. C ) neither a) nor b). D ) both a) and b).-ANSWER-B ) unsprung weight. Tie rods are positioned to closely match the travel of the lower control arms to: A ) prevent damage while driving over rocky roads. B ) prevent excessive changes in toe due to normal suspension travel. C ) allow the vehicle to be driven a short distance, if...