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When given high concentrations of O2, a patient with chronic hypercapnia may develop a more serious respiratory acidosis. Which of the following might be contributing to the patient's in-creased PCO2?
1. Worsening ventilation-perfusion (VV/QQ) balance 2. Desensitization of the carotid bodies 3. Removal of the hypoxic stimulus a. 1 and 2 only b. 1 only c. 1 and 3 only d. 1, 2, and 3
The recommended vertical angulation for exposing a maxillary molar periapical radiograph
using the bisecting technique is: a. +20 degrees b. +30 degrees c. +40 degrees d. +45 degrees
Taking a thorough medical history and performing an oral examination will not always identify potential infected patients
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Your patient complains of abdominal pain that occurs mostly at night or after eating fatty foods. You should suspect ____________.
A. appendicitis B. kidney stones C. a hernia D. cholecystitis