Prenatal testing can cause _____
A) Defective genes
B) Genetic abnormalities
C) Risk to the fetus
D) The control of hereditary factors
C
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A) the blood and body fluids of all patients are potentially infectious. B) hemorrhage is likely in most patients who call EMS. C) paramedics are threatened mainly by airborne pathogens. D) patients who look healthy are not contagious.
Failure of the sodium potassium pump can result in:
A) accumulation of acidic wastes. B) excess amounts of sodium outside of the cell. C) large amounts of potassium inside the cell. D) cellular damage, swelling, and rupture.
A 16-year-old patient complained of a 1 x 1 cm nontender mass in his upper lip. The lesion was nonulcerated and was composed of a dilated duct containing a sialolith. This would be which of the following?
a. Focal fibrous hyperplasia b. Traumatic neuroma c. Fibromatosis d. Mucous extravasation phenomenon e. None of the above
While caring for an emotionally disturbed 30-year-old male, he suddenly becomes violent and needs to be physically restrained. During the restraint procedure, you should:
A: maintain communication with him and closely monitor his airway. B: approach the patient from the front and converge on him quickly. C: place him in a prone position and secure straps across his back. D: ensure that at least three people are available to safely restrain him.