After blood has entered the right ventricle, it is next moved into the:
A) left ventricle.
B) pulmonary artery.
C) left atrium.
D) aorta.
B
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A) clinical process. B) recertification. C) practicum experience. D) continuing education.
Your patient is a 52-year-old male complaining of shortness of breath. He is sitting up, alert, and oriented and appears to be in moderate respiratory distress. He states that he "always gets a chest cold in the winter" and describes a three-week history of productive cough and increasing shortness of breath. Physical examination reveals coarse rhonchi to the upper lobes bilaterally, air movement
is decreased in the bases, and his skin is cool with peripheral cyanosis. You note that he is overweight and describes an 18-pack-a-year smoking history. Based on these clinical exam findings, the most clinically relevant finding you might also expect is: A) pursed-lipped breathing. B) JVD, ankle edema, and hepatic congestion. C) pulmonary edema and hypotension. D) barrel chest and increased anterior/posterior chest diameter.
What type of pain is merely annoying and does not limit an employee's ability to perform their job?
A. slight pain B. severe pain C. moderate pain D. minimal pain
The point-light technique is a procedure that researchers have used to support the hypothesis that observers of skilled demonstrations can detect invariant relationships in coordinated movement.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)