An MRI of a healthy 40 -year-old woman will most likely show hematopoietic activity at which of the following sites. A. liver  B, lymph nodes  C. Proximal tibia  D. Sacrum  E. splee

72. The nurse notices that the client has a hematocrit of 70 percent. This level of hematocrit will most likely affect the vital signs in which of the following ways? A. The blood pressure will be elevated. B. The pulse will be low. C. Temperature will be elevated. D. Blood pressure will be low.

A - this is a group of tests that measure plasma proteins and levels of erythrocytes, leukocytes and thrombocytes.  A.  packed cell  volume  .B.  Complete blood test . C. hematocrit  D. hemostasis

George is a 45-year-old man with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. He lives with his 71-year-old mother who provides his meals and washes his clothes. George has recently changed medication to an Atypical anti-psychotic and has gained over 8 kg in the last 6 months. He has recently complained of chest pain and breathlessness.   a.Explain your understanding of the Cardiac system?     b.Explain why George’s mental and physical health may impact on each other and why this is important to consider?     c. What interventions would you suggest(please provide a rationale)?

Livor mortis is considered to be:     A. Stiffening of the body's muscles     B. An antemortem temperature change of the body     C. Tissue flaccidity     D. A postmortem intravascular discoloration

The CBC is a blood test that can help in diagnosing a disease.   If the client is suspected of having MI and the client has  a CBC result at hand: 1. what is the specific type of WBC  that you will look into to help r/o MI? 2. How can this help in evaluating the patient's heart condition? Explain 3. Is this a reliable test to use as an indicator for MI? Explain

The term "hematopoiesis" refers to: Select one: a. the mechanisms that prevent blood loss O b. the process of blood cell formation O c. the rupture of red blood cells O d. a disease in which there is insufficient blood cell production

Angina pectoris is a symptom rather than a disease. It's Latin name translates to "pain in the chest." Angina pectoris occurs when the muscle tissue of the heart does not have enough oxygenated blood, resulting in discomfort or pain under the sternum. Do an online search and answer the follow questions: 1. What disease(s) causes angina pectoris? 2. What happens during an angina episode? 3. What type of treatment might be prescribed by the physician? 4. What tests might be ordered by the physician to determine the cause for angina pectoris? Please do not provide more than 2-3 sentences for each question.

Which of the following is not associated with cardiovascular disease? A. atherosclerosis B. hypertension C. High HDL D. None of the above

a. fixations of two layers of the lung   b. blood condition   c. clot, clotting   d. tumor