Active muscles generate
A) heat and oxygen.
B) blood and sodium.
C) sodium and oxygen.
D) oxygen and carbon dioxide.
E) carbon dioxide and heat.
E) carbon dioxide and heat.
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Select the incorrect characteristic of mitochondria
a. They have an inner fluid-filled space called the cristae. b. They possess their own DNA. c. They are the site of cellular respiration. d. Their inner membranes contain electron carriers. e. They possess two membranes.
You receive a call to the county jail for a male inmate who is unresponsive. According to the jailor, the patient was arrested for being "drunk." Your assessment reveals that the patient is profusely diaphoretic, and his respirations are rapid and shallow. His blood glucose level reads 30 mg/dL. As your partner assists the patient's ventilations, you start an IV and administer 50% dextrose. Reassessment reveals that the patient is responsive to pain only and his blood glucose level is 46 mg/dL. You should:
A) intubate his trachea to prevent aspiration and transport him immediately. B) administer a second dose of dextrose and prepare for immediate transport. C) give him 1 mg of glucagon IM and reassess his blood glucose. D) conclude that he will require immediate definitive care and begin transport.
Damage to ependymal cells would most likely affect the
A) formation of myelin sheaths. B) formation of cerebrospinal fluid. C) formation of ganglia. D) repair of axons. E) transport of neurotransmitters within axons.
________ is the result of the infective process of a pathogen that was introduced to a joint from a penetrating wound or a blood-borne pathogen
A) Gout B) Septic arthritis C) Arthritis D) Rheumatoid arthritis