What does the term "equivalent weight" mean?
A) The amount of a solute that is equivalent in mass to 1 mole of the intended solvent
B) The amount of a substance that contains, theoretically combines with, or theoretically replaces 1 mole of hydrogen atoms
C) The molality of a solute that contains the same number of atoms as 100 grams of solvent
D) The molarity of a solute that is necessary to completely saturate 100 mL of solvent
B
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Which of the following is NOT true about chest circumference measurement in an infant?
a. It may help detect an over- or underdevelopment of the heart or lungs. b. It requires a non-elastic measuring tape. c. It is performed at every visit. d. It is done with the infant in a supine position.
Your coworkers would like to purchase a scoop (orthopedic) stretcher with some grant money. Before the purchase can be authorized, you have been asked to inform the purchasing committee of how this piece of equipment will benefit the service as well as enhance patient care. Your response would be:
A) "The scoop stretcher is good for moving patients from confined areas." B) "The scoop stretcher does not require straps to secure the patient." C) "The scoop stretcher is considered the best device for patients with a possible spinal injury." D) "The scoop stretcher is much more comfortable than a wheeled stretcher."
List three purposes of the skeletal system.
What will be an ideal response?