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Preload refers to: a. The volume of blood entering the left side of the heart b. The volume of blood entering the right side of the heart c. The pressure in the venous system that the heart must overcome to pump the blood d. The pressure in the arterial system that the heart must overcome to pump the blood - Answer-b. The volume of blood entering the right side of the heart Preload is the volume of blood that enters the right side of the heart. This volume stretches the fibers in the he...

Pulse pressure is the difference between systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure, and is widened in which of the following disorders? (A) Early hypovolemic shock (B) Increased ICP (C) Cardiac tamponade (D) Neurogenic shock - Answer-(B) Increased ICP [pulse pressure is narrow in early shock, cardiac tamponade, and aortic valve stenosis] Parents bring in their 4-week-old infant with non-bilious projectile vomiting and persistent hunger. Which of the following conditions is suspecte...

Which of the following statements made by a patient would lead the nurse to conclude that the patient understands risk factors for pulmonary embolism? While on a long flight, I should get up and walk to stretch my legs every hour. Resuming my birth control pills will lower my risk of cancer and my risk of another clot. If I drink plenty of water while driving on a long trip, this shouldn't happen again. Switching from my regular cigarettes to the electronic ones can reduce my risk. - An...

approximately how long should a standard manicure last? - Answer-45 Minutes What causes nail Polish to peel? - Answer-No top coat was used What is the composition of the nail plate? - Answer-Keratinised epidermal cells Where are corns commonly found on the feet? - Answer-Toes What is the main ingredient found in nail polish (nowadays) - Answer-Solvent What is the maximum temp when heating paraffin wax? - Answer-55 degrees C Ideal nail shape for short nails - Answer-Round The...

Desquamation can be defined as? - Answer-The cells on the surface of the skin are constantly shedding How is melanin produced? - Answer-By cells called Melanocytes How should you apply cool wax? - Answer-Using a spatula at a 90º angle What part of the hair can be seen above the skin's surface? - Answer-The shaft What is the composition of hot wax? - Answer-Wax & resin Erector pili can be defined as? - Answer-Tiny muscles which are attached to each hair Azulene is used to? - A...

Free Edge? - Answer-Extends beyond the end of the skin of the fingertip Hyponychium? - Answer-Forms a seal between the free edge of the nail and the skin of the fingertip Perionychium? - Answer-Skin the overlaps the two sides of the nail Eponychium? - Answer-Fold of skin at the bottom of the nail plate and protects the matrix Nail plate? - Answer-Protective shield of translucent keratin Cuticle? - Answer-Layer of skin growing from the base of the nail over the nail plate Nail b...

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Inheritance is used to: - Answer-Inherit the structure and behavior of an entity, so that all specializations can be used individually within the same process. What is the result of generalizing the Player entity by the Person entity? - Answer-Two tables, one per entity What will happen to the ID's after generalizing the Player and Staff entities by the Person entity? - Answer-The ID's of Player and Staff will keep their own set and sequence and will equal the ID in the Person table. ...

What is a Persistable entity? - Answer-An Entity that can be saved in the database. What is a Non-Persistable entity? - Answer-An entity that can only be saved in runtime memory. What is a Generalized entity? - Answer-An entity that lends its attributes, associations, event handlers, validation rules and any other properties to another entity. What is a Specialized entity? - Answer-An entity that inherits all or part of its attributes, associations, event handlers, validation rules and ...