Masters Set Quizes

Which of the following is NOT considered one of the phases of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)? correct answers D). Significant barotrauma Which of the following are possible strategies in the treatment of ARDS? correct answers C). III. correct any physical derangements, IV. suppress alveolar inflammation, V. Prevent complications. The release of mediators by eosinophils, neutrophils, macrophages, and lymphocytes is seen during: correct answers A). phase II of an asthma attack. ...

At what stage of embryologic development does the ovum enter the uterus? correct answers Morula The respiratory system arises from what germ layer? correct answers Endoderm The earliest development of the lung begins at: correct answers 24 days Dichotomy of the airways occurs during which phase of lung development? correct answers Pseudoglandular What best describes surface tension? correct answers the tendency of a liquid surface to contract. Which of the following, when found in...

While performing an aerosol treatment on a 30 week gestation neonate, you have the incubator open for access and notice the skin temp is 36 c To maintain the neonates oxygen consumption at its lowest temp: correct answers The neonate should be protected to avoid any lowering of the skin temperature In which of the following situations would non-shivering thermogenesis be triggered? correct answers Increased convective heat loss During resuscitation of a 28 week neonate, the baby is placed ...

what organism is responsible for toxoplasmosis infections? correct answers toxoplasma gondii How is toxoplasmosis contracted? correct answers by the mother via contact with cat feces or from eating raw meat. The organism is transmitted from the mother to the fetus through the placenta With toxoplasmosis In the neonate, symptoms may be present when correct answers immediately or may be delated for several weeks The symptoms of toxoplasmosis include correct answers neurological abnormalit...

A patient with acute diarrhea of 24 hours' duration calls the clinic to ask for directions for care. In talking with the patient, what should the nurse do? a. Ask the patient to describe the character of the stools and any associated symptoms. b. Advise the patient to use over-the-counter loperamide (Imodium) to slow gastrointestinal motility. c. Inform the patient that laboratory testing of blood and stool specimens will be necessary. d. Advise the patient to drink clear liquid fluids wi...

The nurse in the women's health clinic has four patients who are waiting to be seen. Which patient should the nurse see FIRST? correct answers a. 22-year-old with persistent red-brown vaginal drainage 3 days after having balloon thermotherapy b. 42-year-old with secondary amenorrhea who says that her last menstrual cycle was 3 months ago c. 35-year-old with heavy spotting after having a progestin-containing IUD (Mirena) inserted a month ago D. 19-year-old with menorrhagia who has been using...

BIOL 180 QUIZ test BUNDLED Exam Q & A with VERIFIED answers 2023 ATESTED

Ecology correct answers the study of how animals interact with their environment and each other Organismal Ecology correct answers the branch of ecology that focuses on the morphological, physiological, and behavioral adaptations that allow an organism to live in a certain area. "How do individuals interact with each other and their physical environment?" Population Ecology correct answers the branch of ecology that focuses on how the number and distribution of individuals in a populatio...

Aristotles central claims: correct answers (1) species are fixed types, and (2) some species are higher. Aristotle and others proposed that species were organized into a sequence based on increased size and complexity, with humans at the top Lamarck's Theory of Evolution correct answers That species are not static but change through time. Progressive in the sense of always producing larger and more complex, or "better," species. The Great Chain of Being correct answers Aristotle and ot...

What is a synapomorphy? correct answers A trait that is similar in two or more species because it is derived from a trait that existed in a common ancestor. Why do synapomorphies arise during evolution? correct answers When a new species begins evolving independently, novel traits arise which are then passed on to its descendant species. What does it mean to say that one phylogenetic tree is more parsimonious than another? correct answers Fewer changes have to occur to make the origin of t...