A patient is scheduled for a pericardiocentesis. Which health problem is the patient likely experiencing?
A. Slow heart rhythm
B. Chest pain
C. Suspected damage to a heart valve
D. Cardiac tamponade
Answer: D
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An IV would be considered
A. Invasive equipment. B. Dexterity equipment. C. Life-saving equipment. D. Noninvasive equipment.
One way in which prion diseases are believed to be contracted is
A. via the airborne method. B. by touching environmental surfaces. C. inhalation of infected droplets. D. through ingestion of meat.
What are the two main types of a placenta previa?
What will be an ideal response?