An agent used to partially sedate patients before surgery is:
A. a regional anesthetic
B. a cryoanesthetic
C. a general anesthetic
D. a preanesthetic medication
d
Rationale: A preanesthetic medication is an agent used to partially sedate patients prior to surgery. These agents should be administered 45 to 70 minutes before surgery.
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Which NFPA® standard details methods of testing the fire resistance of roof coverings?
A) 256 B) 344 C) 572 D) 603
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If the radiographer feels the procedure is unnecessary or uncomfortable, these feelings
will be conveyed to the patient. Indicate whether the statement is true or false