Answer:
D melody i think
Explanation:
patients are required to lay still for several hours after therapeutic angiogram
true or false
Answer:
true
Explanation:
how many layers are in a bone
the two layered of compact bone and the interior spongy bone work together to protect the internal organs. if the outer layer of a crinal bone fracture, the brain is still protected by the intact by the intact inner layer
The lymph vessels have a structure within that keeps the lymph moving in one direction and prevents backflow, this structure is called a
A. door
B. valve
C. closing
D. gate
29. These build up bone.
A. Osteophlasts
C. Osteoclasts
B. Osteoplasts
D. Osteoblasts
Answer:
D.osteoblasts
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What is the ultimate goal of an individual affected by stress?
a. to live a life with no stress
b. disengage from the stress
c. to regain a sense of control
d. resist the stress
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the disease process related to Skeletal and Muscular Systems.
(Q) The client has a loss of sensation and is unable to move his body below the hips, including both legs. How would you document the client’s condition in the medical record?
A) The client has quadriplegia.
B) The client has monoplegia.
C) The client has paraplegia.
D) The client has hemiplegia
The client has paraplegia as the client has a loss of sensation and is unable to move his body below the hips, including both legs. Hence option C is correct.
What is paraplegia?Paraplegia is defined as a type of paralysis, which is the general term for the loss of movement or feeling following damage to a nerve in the body, that involves impairment in the motor or sensory function of the lower extremities. The result of damage below the neck is paraplegia. Trauma, such as from a sports injury or vehicle accident, is the most frequent cause. Other factors include stroke.
Numbness, tingling, or a loss of or alteration in the sense of touch in the hands and feet are just a few of the symptoms that a spinal cord injury can bring on. Depending on how the spinal cord is affected by swelling and bleeding, paralysis may occur right once or gradually. Back, neck, or head pain or pressure.
Thus, the client has paraplegia as the client has a loss of sensation and is unable to move his body below the hips, including both legs. Hence option C is correct.
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Explain why a person with “locked in syndrome” would be able to feel pain but not be able to react to it.
Answer:
tumors?.
Explanation:
SO SORRY IF ITS WRONG :(
Locked-in syndrome is usually the result of a brain stem stroke that affects the pons or another injury to the same area of the brain. People with locked-in syndrome have little or no control over their motor movements, causing quadriplegia. They also cannot speak but remain cognitively intact.
that all i could find and i dont think its a tumor be you have to have a serious acident or be born with it. there is also no cure for it. but it is known that a few people have covered from it.
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Recent advances in dental technology have made possible all of the following EXCEPT 1 point Convenient scanning of soft tissue for structural changes Automated preparation of cavities Lower radiation exposure through digital X-rays Computerized fabrication and printing of dental restorations
Answer:
Automated preparation of cavities
Explanation:
Interestingly, despite advances in dental technology in recent years, it has not yet been possible to allow automated preparation of cavities in medical care on a large scale.
One may ask, what is meant exactly by automated preparation of cavities? Well in simple words, refers to the ability of an automatically programmed robot to examine and treat a person's cavities which have an infection or disease, without needing the assistance of a human dentist.
Scientists are currently studying how to implement such technology in the dental care profession.
Which diagnostic studies would the health care provider prescribe to determine loss of kidney function secondary to fibrosis from significant anatomic abnormalities or recurrent upper urinary tract infections
Answer:
by blood tests such as, for example, Glomerular filtration rate (GFR)
Explanation:
Diagnosis of kidney problems can be made by different types of blood tests including, among others, Glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and blood urea nitrogen test (BUN). These tests are able to measure the accumulation of waste products in the blood. GFR is one of the best techniques to measure kidney function by determining levels of an endogenous blood biomarker, for example, serum creatinine levels. Creatinine levels can be higher than normal due to blockage of the urinary tract and it can occur during kidney infections such as pyelonephritis. GFR test measures how much blood passes through the glomeruli -a network of small capillaries that filter blood in the kidneys- in each minute. GFR values are low at birth but increase with age.
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Students will demonstrate understanding of disease process related to the Skeletal and Muscular Systems.
(Q) The client has a loss of sensation and is unable to move his body below the hips, including both legs. How would you document the client’s condition in the medical record?
A) The client has quadriplegia.
B) The client has monoplegia.
C) The client has paraplegia.
D) The client has hemiplegia
A team of specialists are involved with special procedures
true or false
Therapeutic angiography uses the type of radiation which is harmful
true or false
Angiography is generally a safe procedure, but minor side effects are common and there's a small risk of serious complications. You'll only have the procedure if the benefits outweigh any potential risk.
Rank the order in which cups in a horse's mouth will go out of permanent teeth. (1 being first, 2
being second, 3 being third, etc)
___ lower intermediates
___ upper centers
___ lower corners
___ upper intermediates
___ lower centers
___ upper corners
Answer:4,1,3,5,2,6
Explanation:
The root word "cephal-" refers to the head, and the suffix "-y" refers to a condition. Which is a condition in which a person has a
larger than normal head?
Answer:
neocephaly
Explanation:
Pity and offers of help are mostly likely to be extended to the person with AIDS who contracted the illness from: A. An AIDS infected partner. B. An infected drug needle. C. A blood transfusion D. None of these
Answer:
C. Blood transfusion
Explanation:
What waste product is created by the breakdown of adenine and guanine bases of DNA?
