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Question 29  Which of the following is used to help diagnose, stage, and monitor COPD? Question 29 options: Arterial blood gas Exercise intolerance Serum CRP levels Spirometry

Question 55  Why does fluid tend to move from the interstitial space to the intravascular space at the venous end of a capillary?   Question 55 options: interstitial hydrostatic pressure is higher than capillary hydrostatic pressure capillary oncotic pressure is higher than interstitial oncotic pressure capillary hydrostatic pressure is higher than interstitial hydrostatic pressure interstitial oncotic pressure is higher than vascular oncotic pressure

Erythropoietin: Question 39 options:   increases hematocrit but not hemoglobin   can elevate blood pressure   is used in mainly anaerobic sports   two of the above answers is right   all of the above Question 40 In relation to a usage of anabolic steroids, athletes will use the following methods except: Question 40 options:   a stacking regimen   a cyclic pattern   a pyramid pattern   an overload regimen   use a minimum dose of 100 mg to see lean body mass changes

Question 6   If two people with sickle cell trait have children, what is the probability that their children will be more resistant to malaria if exposed to the malaria parasite?   a. 0%   b. 25%   c. 50%   d. 75%   e. 100%

ANSWER 1-4 IN THE PHOTO GIVEN THE SAMPLE ILLUSTRATION AND HERE IS NUMBER 5 ANSWER ALSO 5.Which if any of the blood samples tested can the patient with blood type B⁺ receive?a. Sample 1 c. Sample 3 e. Both sample 1 & 3b. b. Sample 2 d. Sample 4

question 1:  Hepatic congestion and peripheral oedema happen due to what kind of  blood cannot enter the lungs and so returns to the venous system Can you brief answer what kind of  "what kind of  blood " or just blood cannot enter the lungs so cuase ...do we have some name of what kind of  blood ? or could you just use few words to explan  Hepatic congestion and peripheral oedema happen due to what ??? pls only few words , no more than 20 words. thanks question 2:  here please have more words to explain... 700 word for this to consider the effects of communication on health professional by reflecting on a challenging communication interaction that happen when you are inten. thanks

Question 1 Nursing. Innate lymphoid cells reside primarily in tissues such as the lungs, the lining of the gastrointestinal tract, and the skin, because these sites represent the major routes of entry of pathogens into the body. Several different subsets of innate lymphoid cells exist, and each is specialized to respond to a category of pathogen (e.g., viruses, extracellular bacteria, helminthic parasites, etc). a) True b) False

Question 34 In COPD, hypoxemia may give rise to a condition known as polycythemia. What is polycythemia? Question 34 options: An increase in the number of circulating erythrocytes An increase in the number of circulating leukocytes An decrease in the number of circulating erythrocytes An decrease in the number of circulating leukocytes

Question 33 How do asthma and COPD differ from one another? Question 33 options: a history of allergies (atopy) is rare in asthma, but common in COPD asthma is characterized by persistent or worsening dyspnea, while COPD is not COPD is considered an obstructive disease, while asthma is not the onset of COPD is usually in midlife, while asthma often begins in childh

Question 4 Which of the following is an indicator of acceptable asthma control in a child? Question 4 options: Absent from school less than 4 days a month Physical activity for 30 minutes daily Need for Ventolin 6 times per week FEV1 greater than 90% of personal best

Question 52  A client is brought to the hospital from the scene of a car accident where they had lost a significant amount of blood. The client’s symptoms include tachycardia, pallor, cool skin, and decreased urine output (oliguria). The nurse realizes these findings are most likely a direct result of which of the following? Question 52 options: the body's natural compensatory mechanisms cardiac failure related to pulmonary hypertension fluid shift to the extracellular space due to increased vascular permeability the effects of rapidly infused IV fluids administered by paramedics

Question 40       the immunoglobulin sequences involved in antigen binding is situated in:   Question 40 options:   The constant region of the antibody   The hyper-variable region of the antibody   C terminal of the antibody   Area close to disulfide bridges   Question 41    Redundancy in the genetic code means:   Question 41 options:   that many base substitutions in coding DNA are synonymous (silent) and do not affect the protein sequence   that DNA sequence variations always affect the protein sequence   DNA sequence is redundant   protein translation is independent of the genetic code   Question 42   The mismatch repair (MMR) components work closely with the DNA replication machinery.   Question 42 options:   True   False

Question 20 The client with inflammatory bowel disease has the following blood test results. Identify the correct interpretation:   Patient Normal Range CRP (C-Reactive Protein) 10 ≤5.0 mg/L Hgb (hemoglobin): 104 (130 - 180 g/L (Male); (115 - 165 g/L (Female)) HCT (hematocrit): 0.35 (0.400 - 0.540 L/L (Male)) (0.370 - 0.470 L/L (Female)) Platelets: 350 (150 - 400 x 109/L)   Question 20 options: Inflammation Hypoalbuminemia Infection Dehydration

Question 80  Which of the following questions are NOT part of the respiratory screen for asthma? Question 80 options: Has your child ever used a puffer / inhaler for breathing problems? Has you child experienced any improvement with the puffer / inhaler medication? Have you been told your child has asthma? Does your child have have difficulty breathing at night?

QUESTION 13   13. How many minutes is an acceptable time for a centrifuge to spin blood specimens?   a) 10 - 15 minutes b) 5 - 8 minutes c) 20 - 25 minutes d) 25 - 30 minutes   QUESTION 14   1. What are the types of centrifuges?   a)swinging-bucket or angled   b)Fixed-head rotor   c) Ultra-centrifuges   d) all the answer are correct.

Thrombocytosis, an elevated platelet count, occurs in some cancers and in qualitative disorders of platelets.    Question 17 options:   True   False

QUESTION 4 Hospital outpatient services are reimbursed under which of the following models?   A. APCs   B. RBRVS   C. MS-DRGs   D. RUGs

Hi , ( Please answer part 4 only, thanks.) Could you pls help this math ....pls include your calculate step/ fomulation before your answer. If your answer different from us, we know why you got that answer. Thanks 1.       100ml of IV is ordered over 6 hours. The drop factor is 20. The IV has been running for 4 hours and 400 mls remain in the bag. How many drops/per minutes are required thus the IV infusion completes at the needed time? 2.       One IV back containing 400 mg of medication in 100 mls is to be infused to Jack over 120mins. What rate should you set the IV pump at?   3.       One IV back have 130 mg of drug in 250 mls is to be infused over half hour. What rate should you set the IV pump at?   4.       1000 ml IV  is ordered over 240 mins. The drop factor is 30. The IV has been running for 120mins and still 600mls remain in the flask. How many drops/per minute are required so that the IV finishes at the needed time?

Question 27  Fever, difficulty breathing, extreme fatigue, and elevated heart rate are characteristic of which infectious disease? Question 27 options: a) Erysipelas b) Endocarditis c) Chickenpox d) Common cold

Question 28 Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) is a complication resulting from the: Question 28 options: a) Triggering of the complement system b) Release of lipid A from dying Gram-negative bacteria c) Release of cytotoxins d) Attachment of bacterial cells to the endocardium

Impedance technology is based on the fact that blood cells increase electrical conductivity in fluids.   Question 6 options:   True   False

Question 1 options: Local health departments have the __________ responsibility for public health:

Question 39 The activity of alpha-1 antitrypsin is necessary to prevent which of the following disorders? Question 39 options: Chronic bronchitis Emphysema Cystic fibrosis Asthma

Question 50 The nurse caring for a patient with suspected sepsis has received an order to draw blood cultures. Which cultures should the nurse draw?   Question 50 options:   Antibiotic specific cultures   Aerobic and anaerobic   Aerobic   Anaerobic