Features of the habitats for the African clawed frog, tiger salamander, and common leopard frog:
(a) The African clawed frog is completely aquatic. It can tolerate high ranges of pH, and temperatures from
60 to 80ºF. It prefers stagnant or quietly flowing waters.
(b) The tiger salamander should have a woodland habitat with plenty of places to hide (and with access to a
water bowl). Its habitat should be relatively humid and should have a large area to burrow. Temperatures
should be kept between 65 and 70ºF.
(c) Leopard frogs should have a semiaquatic habitat. They should have layered rocks to get in and out of the water. The land area should have a soil substrate with several hiding areas. The temperature should be
kept between 60 and 80ºF.
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A. 9.0 B. 11.1 C. 10.3 D. 9.8
When adjusting the FiO2 setting for a patient receiving mechanical ventilatory support, what should your goal be?
a. Decrease the FiO2 to below 0.70 as soon as possible. b. Maintain the highest possible FiO2 as long as needed. c. Decrease the FiO2 to below 0.30 as soon as possible. d. Decrease the FiO2 to below 0.50 as soon as possible.
In which of the following scenarios would the clinician most likely benefit from integrated decision support?
A) The clinician is removing a cast from the arm of a patient who recently fractured her ulna. B) The clinician is conducting a follow-up exam for a patient who recently began taking blood pressure medication. C) The clinician suspects a patient is suffering from seasonal allergies. D) The clinician thinks a patient has been exposed to a rare pathogen.
All of the following are liquid preparations EXCEPT
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