Groups of nerve fibers in the central nervous system are called tracts.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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A) 18% B) 9% C) 4.5% D) 36%
While transcribing treatment information into a chart, you realize you have made a mistake. The best way to notate this is by doing which of the following?
Erase it and write in the correct information. White it out and write in the correct information. Cross the inaccuracy out with a single straight line, write in the correct information below, and then initial next to it. Do nothing; it is illegal to alter the chart in any way.
The following prescription is presented to the pharmacy: "Phenobarbital 1/4 gr (grain) tablets, dispense 120 tablets, Sig: take 4 tab po QHS, refills 5." The pharmacy has several strengths of phenobarbital on the shelf, all listed in milligram (mg)
strength. If one gr (grain) is equal to 65 mg, what strength tablets in milligrams (mg) should be dispensed? What is the total daily dose in milligrams the patient is taking?
Which is one way to reduce static electricity?
a. Cover patients with wool or warmer synthetic blankets. b. Keep the drapes away from the anesthesia machine and reservoir bag. c. Keep the relative humidity in the perioperative environment between 20% and 30%. d. Turn power equipment on before plugging into an electrical outlet.