During organ procurement, no drugs are given to the patient during the procedure
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
ANS: F
Drugs such as dopamine or dobutamine can be given for vasomotor regulation; muscle relaxants are given to neutralize spinal reflexes and to relax the abdomen; diuretics are given for renal function; and heparin is given for anticoagulation.
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What is an unfortunate side effect of the treatment for autoimmune disease?
A) Patients often develop peripheral neuropathy. B) The patient has a dramatic increase in red blood cells. C) The patient is less able to fight infectious diseases. D) Patients experience increased gastrointestinal motility.
Why is the bicarbonate buffer system considered an open buffer system?
a. As the major blood and body buffer sys-tem, it is open by definition. b. It operates only in the extracellular fluid, avoiding cell closure. c. Its acid (carbonic acid) is converted to CO2 and removed. d. Its chemical reactions occur very quickly.
The ability to degrade a chemical varies from compound to compound and is much like neutralization.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following is true of infection-control practices in dental radiology?
They are not necessary if surgery is not contemplated. They are not required for minimal contact with blood. They are identical to those used in the dental operatory. They require sterile technique.