Feaces Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

What is the structure of the digestive system? What is the function of the oeophagus? Carries food from mouth to stomach What is the function of the stomach? muscular sac with an inner layer that produces enzymes. Its role is to store and digest food, especially proteins. It has glands that produce enzymes which digest protein. What is the function of the ileum? long muscular tube. Food is further digested in the ileum by enzymes that are produced by its walls and by glands that pour their s...

Key: Red-unsure of answer, to be continued in explanation Yellow - sure answer. Kindly try to briefly explain the answers. COMMUNITY HEALTH REVISION Health systems Management 1. The following are the functions of the district health management team except a) Supportive supervision of the health center teams b) Coordinating inter-sectorial collaboration in health c) Formulate national health policy d) Participate in strengthening community participation in health e) Development of distr...

What is the structure of the digestive system? What is the function of the oeophagus? Carries food from mouth to stomach What is the function of the stomach? muscular sac with an inner layer that produces enzymes. Its role is to store and digest food, especially proteins. It has glands that produce enzymes which digest protein. What is the function of the ileum? long muscular tube. Food is further digested in the ileum by enzymes that are produced by its walls and by glands that pour their secr...

1. Five freedoms of animal welfare ANSWER i. Freedom from hunger and thirst ii. Freedom from discomfort iii. Freedom from pain, injury, and disease iv. Freedom to express normal behavior v. Freedom from fear and distress 2. Give four ways to assess animal health ANSWER-Alert, bright eyes, lick marks on coat, feaces and urine normal consistency, mobility, feeding 3. Bacteria ANSWER-Salmonella, mastitis, TB, BR 4. Virus ANSWER-Pneumonia 5. Parasite ANSWER-Liver fluke

NURC-1001 Chapter 4 Comprehensive Questions with CORRECT Answers 2024 updated Age related GI changes - -feaces passes through at a slower rate -constipation is a risk -some lose bowel control -Older persons are at risk for GI tumors and disorders Anuria - absence of urine Apnea - absence of breathing Bradycardia - abnormally slow heartbeat Care for resident with indwelling catheter - -Provide with perineal care per facility policy -skill tips: -hold catheter near urinary me...