LSD was originally derived from a fungus growing on:
A) yogurt
B) soil
C) mushrooms
D) grain (rye)
D) grain (rye)
D) LSD was originally derived from a fungus growing on rye, which is a grain. The fungus is called ergot, and the chemical derived from it is called ergotamine.
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A) Asthma, cystic fibrosis, and the common cold. B) Emphysema, GERD, and psychogenics. C) GERD, PND, and cystic fibrosis. D) Asthma, sinusitis, and GERD.
The EMT shows an understanding of newborn resuscitation when she states:
A) "Most newborns require aggressive resuscitation immediately after birth." B) "The EMT must use high-concentration oxygen sparingly because it can be toxic to a baby." C) "Interventions should be performed for 30 seconds followed by reassessment." D) "CPR should only be used when the baby is unresponsive, apneic, and pulseless."
The TRICARE health maintenance organization (HMO) plan option is:
TRICARE Standard. TRICARE Extra. TRICARE Prime. CHAMPVA.
Which of the following is not associated with eccrine sweat glands?
A. most numerous B. produces watery sweat C. causes loss of body heat D. most numerous in armpits and groin