False
Complete answer: The medulla oblongata helps in regulating respiration, heartbeats, and vomiting reflex.
You should never come to work under the influence of lawfully prescribed drugs that could impair your ability to perform your job
Answer: yes and no it really depends on what you do for a job and how long the side affects will last
Explanation:
if you are an airline pilot then no but if you work in an office than its probably fine.
Congratulations you have worked hard and now you are done with the year! I am so proud of you!!
Answer:
owh
Explanation:
can you think of some interesting settings for for the kind of stories listed below:
1.Adventure-_______
2.Fairytale-_______
3.Action-______
4.Horror-_______
5.science Fiction-________
Plssss...
Answer:
Adventure: Mountains or Plains
Fairytale: garden or forest
Action: Highways, war zones.
Horror: Parking garage, graveyard, Forest at night.
Science fiction: space, futuristic cities.
code 88304 assigned for specimens with low disease or malignancy probability is an example of a what pathology cade
Who is a socio-economically disadvantaged child? Explain any four ways forhelping such a child.
In December, a 19-year-old college student experiences a severe headache, nausea, vomiting, and fever. The student suspects a case of flu and goes to the health center for a diagnosis. By the time he arrives, he is feeling worse, with neck stiffness and disorientation. The doctor immediately prepares to perform a spinal tap. I. What disease does the doctor suspect
Answer: meningitis
Explanation:
Select the correct answer.
A client has undescended testes. What should be the proper treatment for his condition?
A.
removal of his testes
B.
circumcision
C.
fixation surgery
D.
reconstructive surgery
Answer:
D. Reconstructive surgery
Explanation:
Best procedure is orchiopexy or undescended testicle reconstruction. This has to be done very soon (within 18 months of birth) to prevent problems such as infertility in future.
The process is quite simple. During surgery, The surgeon will carefully manipulates the testicle in a way that they go back into the scrotum and then the surgeon stitches it into place.
A small dog that was mask induced with sevoflurane for removal of retained deciduous canine teeth is exhibiting hyperventilation, rapid heart rate, and head movement whenever the extraction is attempted, but there is no response to a toe pinch. Premedication consisted of acepromazine, and the sevoflurane is being delivered at 5% with an oxygen flow rate of 1 liter per minute using a rebreathing circuit. The most appropriate response is:______.
A doctor prescribes a 500-mg antibiotic tablet to be taken every eight hours. Just before each tablet is taken, 20% of the drug remains in the body. (a) How much of the drug is in the body just after the second tablet is taken
Answer:
The answer is "600 mg"
Explanation:
[tex]=500 + 20 \ percent \ of \ the\ 1st\ tablet\\\\=500 + (\frac{20}{100} \times 500)\\\\=500+100\\\\=600 \ mg\\\\[/tex]
How could the partnership between the school, tribe, and community clinic help address diabetes for Rob Ocuca
Answer and Explanation:
The partnership between the school, the tribe and the clinical community can be very positive in the treatment of diabetes. That's because this partnership can develop educational methods that explain what diabetes is, how to prevent it and how to treat it. These impetus can be spread throughout the tribe, which can take steps to improve the health of members and reduce the risk of people with diabetes. These educational methods will make people recognize symptoms and seek medical care early, when they suspect they may be developing the disease. They can also adopt prevention methods early, which would be very beneficial for everyone.
The ___________ (neurological manifestations) are the least common symptoms of DCS but are very serious and can result in death.
Answer:
staggers
Explanation:
Decompression sickness (DCS), also known as "bends" or caisson disease, refers to health problems arising, for example, from underwater diving decompression during ascent. This condition (DCS) occurs when dissolved gases (mainly nitrogen) coming out of solution into bubbles inside the body on depressurization, which may affect different parts of the body such as the joints, heart, lungs, skin, brain, etc. DCS is divided into two major classes: 1-Type I DCS that exhibits mild symptoms (e.g., joint or musculoskeletal pain, headache, fatigue, itchy skin), and 2-Type II DCS, where serious health symptoms, including neurological manifestations, may be observed. Sometimes, individuals suffering DCS may exhibit symptoms of inner ear problems (e.g. deafness, spinning sensation, vomiting, etc), which are collectively known as staggers.
What are three do's and three don'ts of weight lifting?
Answer:
a
Explanation:
Which food was one of the first recognized for its ability to reduce blood cholesterol and the risk of heart disease
Answer: oatmeal
Explanation:
what is the role of diaphragm in inhalation and exhalation
Answer:
Diaphgram is a large dome shaped sheath of muscle which separates the thoraicic cavity from the abdominal cavity.
Explanation:
The contraction of diaphgram brings about its downward movement which decreases the intra thoraicic pressure and increases the intra abdominal pressure.
A patient reports taking one fluid Ounce of an antacid four times a day at home. How should the number
of milliliters of the medication take each day be written?
Answer:
a
Explanation:
When should EMT calculate gcs
Answer:
En route to the hospital
Explanation:
Select the best answer for the question
4. Which of the following is never an infectious disorder of the nervous system?
O A. Decubitis ulcers
O B. Bell's palsy
O C.Shingles
O D. Meningits
Answer:
do not know
Explanation:
Distinguish between reliability and validity in research design. Using a nursing translational research article, analyze the methods and results sections to discuss reliability and validity as it relates to the translational research. Include 1 recent citation.
Answer:
is this a beautiful answer?
Explanation:
The importance of measuring the accuracy and consistency of research instruments (especially questionnaires) known as validity and reliability, respectively, have been documented in several studies, but their measure is not commonly carried out among health and social science researchers in developing countries. This has been linked to the dearth of knowledge of these tests. This is a review article which comprehensively explores and describes the validity and reliability of a research instrument (with special reference to questionnaire). It further discusses various forms of validity and reliability tests with concise examples and finally explains various methods of analysing these tests with scientific principles guiding such analysis.
Conventional veterinary medicine is also called what?
Holistic
Allopathic
Alternative
Complementary
Help Is Appreciated!
Answer:
It is allopathic
Which statement best describes morphology
A worker prepares chicken salad with chicken that was cooked 3 days ago. How should the food worker label the salad? 1. With the date in 3 days 2. With the date in 5 days
Answer:
with the date in 3 days
Explanation:
i checked quizlet.
the process of the skeletal muscle contraction
What is difference between Empathy vs Sympathy
Answer:
Hello There!!
Explanation:
Empathy is when you understand and communicate feelings of someone.
Sympathy is when you feel pity on someone else.
hope this helps,have a great day!!
~Pinky~
Which of the following components are part of the complete blood count assay?
What will happen if I took 8 paracetamol all in once
What considerations should public health officials take into account in deciding when to launch a vaccine development process for influenza
Answer:
when the vaccines should be administered during the year and cost and timeline of the development.
please mark me brainliest!
Sesha's heartbeat measures 45 beats per minute. How would the doctor diagnose her, and what would he prescribe?
a. Sesha would be diagnosed with tachycardia and would be prescribed epinephrine.
b. Sesha would be diagnosed with bradycardia and would be prescribed lisinopril.
c. Sesha would be diagnosed with tachycardia and would be prescribed atenolol.
d. Sesha would be diagnosed with bradycardia and would be prescribed amlodipine.
Answer:
A. Sesha would be diagnosed with tachycardia and would be prescribed epinephrine.
Explanation:
I calculated it logically
Answer:
A
Explanation:
The answer is A
BRAINILIEST PLEASEA person suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome has lost function of the median nerve. radial nerve. musculocutaneous nerve. ulnar nerve. axillary nerve.
Answer:
median nerve
Explanation:
Marilyn weighed 140 pounds prior to pregnancy and her BMI was 22. According to healthy weight gain recommendations, she could anticipate weighing __________ pounds by the end of her pregnancy
you have a $500 bill from your dermatologist appointment. you have a copay of $35 for family practice and $60 for a specialist. your deductible is $750. how much are you going to pay out of pocket?
Answer:
the cost of the appointment was $595 so there should be no out of pocket cost for this visit if you haven't yet met the deductible