You are assessing your patient’s wound and documenting the type and amount of drainage.  The patient presents with an abrasion on his lower leg following his bicycle accident with minimal drainage noted.  The drainage is clear with no odor.  There is no blood noted in the drainage.  This describes which type of drainage?

You have placed a semipermeable foam dressing on a patient’s open wound, which will be left in place for three days.  This dressing would promote which type of debridement?

Your patient had a mild concussion from his bicycle accident.  During balance activities the patient reports that he is developing a bad headache.  As related to his rehabilitation activities, what would be the BEST course of action to take with this patient at this time?

Podocytes are part of which of the following?

Podocytes are part of which of the following?

Negative selection A) by deletion results in T cells that remain alive but cannot be activated. B) by anergy results in apoptosis of T cells that would destroy self tissues. C) leads to development of self-tolerance.

Negative selection A) by deletion results in T cells that remain alive but cannot be activated. B) by anergy results in apoptosis of T cells that would destroy self tissues. C) leads to development of self-tolerance.

Most circulating antibodies, and the only ones that cross the placenta,

Complement C3b protein coats bacteria and stimulates phagocytosis by __________ during a process called __________.

Which muscles assist in inhalation when running up the stairs?