Mac Jacob is a 21-year-old black man who complains of shortness of breath and comes to the ER. His cardiac enzymes are normal, but his EKG shows some slight ST segment elevations with a "fish-hook" at the end of the QRS complexes in V2—4
This is consistent with
A) right ventricular infarction. B) early repolarization.
C) inferior MI. D) pericarditis.
B
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A natural law that describes how a muscle relaxes when the muscle opposing it contracts due to the reciprocal innervations of agonist and antagonist muscles in a reflex arc; also the term for a muscle energy technique that uses a contraction of an
agonist to enhance the relaxation and subsequent stretch of an antagonist.
According to the theory of medicine used in Western societies, the use of the foxglove plant for healing purposes became conventional medication when
- it was listed as an herbal supplement. - its health benefits were scientifically documented. - ancient texts were discovered, discussing its use several thousand years ago. - it began to be used as an "alternative" form of medicine.
A phlebotomist is asked to recollect a specimen from a patient because of a delta check error. This means that:
A. the specimen that was submitted the first time was collected in the wrong evacuated tube. B. the specimen that was submitted the first time was collected at the incorrect time. C. the results obtained on the first specimen were considerably different from the previous result on the same patient. D. the collection container was dropped and the specimen was spilled, not leaving enough for testing.