In which ways is heat transferred from and to the body when submerged in water?
What will be an ideal response?
Heat moves from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration due to direct contact between the water and the submerged body (conduction). To a greater extent heat is transferred by convection due to water movement around the body and body movement within the water.
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A. roof obstructions. B. security measures. C. permitted structural modifications. D. nonpermitted structural modifications.
Why is it a good idea to use a form to report progress on a patient?
a. So none of the primary reporting items gets missed b. So you don't have to do as much writing/typing c. So you can copy the form and white-out the area needing changes, and then copy it again after making the updates d. For ease in billing
What is the ventricular heart rate with junctional tachycardia?
A. 100 to 180 bpm B. Greater than 300 bpm C. 150 to 300 bpm D. 60 to 100 bpm
Proper dorsiflexion of the foot is indicated when:
the plantar surface of the foot forms a near 90 degree angle with the lower leg the dorsum of the foot forms a near 90 degree angle with the lower leg the plantar surface of the foot forms a 45 degree angle with the lower leg the dorsum of the foot forms a 45 degree angle with the lower leg