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- 1. What conditions can cause an abnormal MRI? 2. What are the limitations of MRI of the Body? 3. How long will the test take?III. Give at least 3 diluting fluids that can be used for WBC count. IV. Give 4 causes of crystal formation in a synovial fluid. V. Name the tests and storage of the 3 CSF Tubes.1. Give the importance of: a. Dehydration b. Clearing 2. Why do you start from lower to higher concentration of alcohol during dehydration? 3. Enumerate 3 applications of clearing in histopathologic processing. 4. What will be the effect on the clearing agent if the tissue is incompletely dehydrated? 5. Give the ideal volume of the following:a. Dehydrating agent b. Clearing agent
- 7. How should you assess a bedridden patient's body alignment? A. Prone position B. Lateral position C. Supine position D. Assist the patient standing to measure accurately Rationale: 8. Which of the following abnormal findings would be the result if inspection is utilized during assessment? A. Generalized edema B. Increased respiratory rate C. Joint contracture D. Distended bladder or abdomen Rationale: 9. Which of the following abnormal findings is NOT a part of the musculoskeletal system? A. Decreased range of motion B. Joint contracture C. Activity intolerance D. Asymmetrical chest wall movement Rationale: 10. Which abnormal finding is NOT found under the cardiovascular system? A. Peripheral edema B. Generalized edema C. Orthostatic hypotension D. Weak peripheral puises Rationale:7. Label the 4 directions on an ultrasound image using the following terms: (Anterior, posterior, patients RT, Patients LT, superior or inferior. On a supine patient. SAG MacBook Pro TRV6. What is the difference between the PR interval and the QT interval in electrocardiography?
- 3- Regarding Combined Spinal Epidural (CSE) technique in caesarian section: * a- Cause hypotension as spinal anesthesia b- Need local anesthetics as epidural O c- Dense block as spinal d- Carry disadvantage of both spinal and epiduralExplain the following areas about (MRI device) 1. What are the ingredients? The device? 2. The working principle 3. What common malfunctions (MRI device) should a medical equipment engineer know7. An 84-year-old man is brought to the emergency department 30 minutes after an episode of syncope. Transthoracic echocardiography shows a 4-cm myxoma occupying the majority of the left atrium. The tumor will be excised using a robotically assisted operation via an oblique right atriotomy and transection of the interatrial septum. When making the incision into the left atrium to remove the myxoma, which of the following regions of the interatrial septum should be avoided in order to prevent injury to the cardiac conduction system? A) Crista terminalis B) Fossa ovalis region C) Posteroinferior region above the opening of the coronary sinus D) Superoanterior region above the limbus of the fossa ovalis E) Superoposterior region posterior to the fossa ovalis
- 2. You find the patient awake, talking to his wife. You introduce yourself, ask if you can provide assistance and then check the patient's pulse while you start talking to him. You note his pulse to be fast and his skin to be a little clammy. He goes on to give you the following information: "I was walking around the market with my wife just now when I suddenly developed severe abdominal pain that felt like it ripped through to my back. The pain isn't as bad now but is definitely still there. When the pain came on initially I got really light headed and had to sit down or else I thought I might pass out. I haven't tried getting up." The patient provided a lot of information to you. What are some specific points on their history that you want to specifically ask given this patient's abdominal pain? Choose all that apply Past surgical history Last menstrual period Location of pain History of similar pain1. What is the flow of blood through the heart? 2. Name three top priorities of the Medical Assistant? 3. Name a diagnostic imaging test and what it is used to diagnose? 4. What is the first thing you always do in specimen handling for safety?Discussion: 1. What conditions can cause an abnormal MRI7
