Complications and hazards associated with PEEP include decreased venous return and cardiac output, barotrauma, increased intracranial pressure, and alterations of ____.
A. neurologic functions and hyperventilation
B. gastrointesinal functions
C. hepatic functions
D. renal functions and water metabolism
Answer: D
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A) nonvisual. B) written. C) verbal. D) nonverbal.
Which of the following are characteristics of calcium hydroxide?
used to stimulate reparative dentin is irritating to the pulp can be used for primary teeth only used to cement permanent restorations
In an outbreak, a ____ is the quickest study to complete because the investigator usually has access to a group of cases from the outbreak itself.
A. scientific investigation B. random selection study C. retrospective design D. sample population study
Which of the following is FALSE about the history of assisted reproduction?
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