2. Label the patient position and scanning planes used in the images.

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Q: 12. Which of the following are Standard Precautions guidelines? (NOTE: there may be more than one…

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Q: r Solano while he was waiting for his surgery. Ensure ALL your statement

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Q: 9. What nursing duties are there in the ERCP post-procedure period?

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Q: Describe a situation that might place a medical assistant in the position of being negligent.

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Q: 3. What tasks does the nurse perform throughout the liver biopsy procedure?

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