Two chronic medical conditions that dialysis patients frequently have in addition to kidney failure are ________ and ________
A) high cholesterol; cerebral aneurysms B) heart failure; stroke
C) blood clots; COPD D) hypertension; diabetes
D
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If primary trigger points are deactivated earlier during treatment, then which will also tend to become less problematic?
a. Associated trigger points b. Satellite trigger points c. Latent trigger points d. Active trigger points
External compression may be indicated for an individual with
A) orthostatic hypotension B) systemic edema C) hypertension D) arteriosclerosis
Assessment findings of a driver who was ejected from his vehicle in a rollover-type collision include unresponsiveness and bruising to the abdominal and pelvic areas, along with an open femur fracture. The patient has an open airway and is breathing at 32 times per minute. His skin is cool and diaphoretic and the radial pulses are weak. Manual in-line spinal stabilization is being maintained. The
EMT's next action would be to: A) obtain a heart rate and blood pressure. B) start positive pressure ventilation. C) examine the fracture site closer. D) apply an appropriately sized cervical collar.
Determine the correct dilution or solution calculation using the given percentages and amounts. A laboratory technician needs to make a 1 in 10 dilution of serum in saline. The total volume must be 150 microliters. What volume of diluent is needed?
What will be an ideal response?