What do scientists believe about radiation damage to somatic cells from repetitive exposures?
What will be an ideal response?
If exposures are substantial and occur too frequently for the body to repair the damage, the damage is thought to be cumulative.
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The term referring to a three-character category with no further subdivisions is:
a. block. b. category. c. subcategory. d. code.
OSHA and the CDC have clearly defined limitations on the use of restraints with patients
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which respiratory rate indicates severe distress in an infant?
A) 24-30 breaths per minute B) 30-40 breaths per minute C) 40-60 breaths per minute D) 60-80 breaths per minute