Deficiency of vitamin B12 may cause?
A) ?nephrotic syndrome
B) ?neurologic damage
C) ?heart attack
D) ?encephalitis
B
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A) If the animal is thought to be a danger to others B) If the owner does not appear to be in complete control of the animal C) If the animal is not housebroken D) all of the above
Physical therapists cannot debride callus around a neuropathic ulceration because it is viable tissue
A. True. B. False.
A 56-year-old patient is in bed and unable to speak. Family members state that he had a stroke in the past and has been bedridden since then, but has always been able to talk, until a few hours ago when his speech became garbled. They also state that the last stroke left him paralyzed on his left side. Your assessment reveals that the patient is unable to speak, but has an open airway, adequate respirations, and a strong radial pulse. Additionally, you note that he is unable to move his right arm. Vital signs are within normal limits. What would be an appropriate step in the care on this patient?
A) Rapid transport to a stroke center B) Suction the mouth and then place an NPA C) Administer positive pressure ventilation D) Insert an oropharyngeal airway
First-class mail must weigh ________ or less.
A. 11 ounces B. 70 pounds C. 10 pounds D. 1 pound E. 20 pounds