Name the two main classification systems that identify MDS and acute leukemia. Indicate how they are different
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Each can be classified by WHO or FAB. The WHO categorizes according to immunophenotyping, genetics, clinical history, FAB by morphology.
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A) bluish B) black C) colorless D) cherry red
____ is when the pacemaker fails to sense the underlying or native rhythm.
A. Pacemaker syndrome B. Oversensing C. Undersensing D. Twiddler syndrome
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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Using the first "Best Practice Tip" in this chapter, two points must always be used to define a positioning line. Which of these landmarks can be used to identify rotation while positioning the chest for a PA chest projection?
A. Sternum B. Lower rib margin C. ASIS D. Heads of the humeri