Abnormal blood flow has two major components that lead to increased risk of thrombosis.  1. One of these components is maximized when the heart stops beating.  What is this component? 2. The other component is commonly found to be occurring downstream of atherosclerotic plaques.  What is this component?   3. Of the two components you identified, which one is mostly responsible for the formation of mural thrombi in heart ventricles?

The main causative agent of  cellulitis is 

Let’s declare a variable named dat as dat = 5.7. What is the type of this variable?

Which two bacterial species are most commonly associated with causing otitis media (middle ear infection)?  

Infection is the number one cause of death for cancer patients. Infection increases the length of hospitalization for all patients, and can lead to sepsis and death. Infections also contribute to the abundant use of antibiotics, which increases risks of MDROs. Which of the following selections demonstrates methods that every nurse should utilize to decrease the risk of infection? select all that apply

Which of the following is a warning sign of cancer? 

The nurse teaches pursed-lip breathing to a patient diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The nurse understands which is the best description of the underlying purpose of this type of breathing?

What is the key factor in describing all types of shock? 

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The nurse would closely monitor a client with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) for which ofthe following acid-base imbalances?