Does the surgeon always stand while performing oral and maxillofacial procedures? If not, how does the choice to sit or stand affect patient positioning?

Q: When injecting the head, the term that suggests the relationship to the internal body organs would…

A: Correct answer is C  visceral

Q: A 65-year-old male is recovering from subtotal colectomy. You inform him that it is time to get out…

A: Nursing counselling and advise involves certain intervention which helps process focusing on the…

Q: 40 41 44 43 42

A: 37 - extensor digitorum 38- extensor carpi radialis Beavis 39- extensor carpi radialis Longus 40-…

Q: What is the procedure of sit and reach? What are the equipment will be used?

A: The sit and reach test (SR test) is a muscle function test developed by Wells and Dillon in 1952…

Q: The nurse is caring for a client who was diagnosed with senile dementia has become incontinent of…

A: A degenerative neurological condition called dementia impairs memory, thinking, and reasoning, among…

Q: Which of the following sites is recommended for adults as a safe site for the majority intramuscular…

A: Drugs and medications are administered through various routes depending on their pharmacokinetic and…

Q: Matching: Positioning Match the name of the position with the description. 1. Supine 2. Lateral 3.…

A: In nursing and healthcare, patient positioning is pivotal in ensuring the comfort, safety and…

Q: In perianal surgery, one of the recommendations is to use petroleum-based lubricant to avoid…

A: Perianal surgery involves the removal or surgery in the anal region, including perianal skin, anal…

Q: Dave, a CST, is assisting a surgeon on a deep abdominal case. The surgeon unexpectedly asks Dave for…

A: To perform a wound closure, the correct size and length of suture should be necessarily selected and…

Q: B. Lateral wrist (Fig. 4.13) Description of possible error: 1. Anatomy demonstrated:e new g 2. Part…

A: Radiography or X-rays are simple medical images created through X-radiation. It uses a very small…

Q: What is the danger of performing Valsalva Maneuver, particularly when  performing heavy lifting?

A: Valsalva maneuver can be defined as a breathing technique that can slow down your heart rate when it…

Q: Why is it more difficult for Eric to lift a heavy weight when hisforearm is pronated than when it is…

A: The up and down orientation of the body parts such as hand, arm and foot are mentioned with the…

Q: What structural feature of the arches allows them to absorb shocks?

A: The appendicular skeleton is the skeleton portion of vertebrates that consists of bones and supports…

Q: possible for a pediatric practice not to have a dental hygienist? If so, why

A: Pediatric dentistry is the branch of dentistry which deals with children through the adolescence.…

Q: bariatric surgery,

A: Bariatric surgery is a kind of surgery which is done for weight loss purpose that alters the…

Q: 2. What is the name of the lift the caregiver performs when the caregiver faces the object in a deep…

A: Personal safety It is applicable to every individual worker who participates in patient care at…

Q: When a TURP is being performed, why should the surgical technologist report a sudden jerking of the…

A: Transurethral prostate resection (TURP) is a procedure that extracts portions of the prostate gland…

Q: what is the qualitative anatomical analysis of a squat active

A: A basic human movement that may be seen in almost all facets of life is the squat. In addition, it…

Q: What specific interventions will you use to address the affected UE? How might you address their…

A: CVA (cerebrovascular accident) is also known as stroke, it is the damage to the brain due to an…

Q: A nurse is explaining pain control methods to a patientundergoing a bowel resection. The patient is…

A: If there is any kind of blockage in the bowel or if the parts of the bowel like the small intestine,…

Q: What is a Pulmonologist? What are the typical duties, the required amount of school, the average or…

A: A pulmonologist is a physician who specializes in the respiratory system. From the windpipe to the…

Q: A female patient presents to the emergency department complaining of pain in the right lower…

A: By an intersecting horizontal (transverse) plane, and a median (midsagittal) plane four quadrants of…

Q: What is the difference between arthrology and kinesiology?

A: A state of changing the position of an entity is termed movement. In humans, the skeletal and the…

Q: What is fall prevention and include the measure to take as Nursing assistant to prevent falls

A: Falls is refers to a sudden moving of a person from a high attitude to a low attitude without any…

Q: Why is it important having a correct and proper posture all the time? Answer in 2 paragraphs.

A: Posture is position in which you hold your body while sitting, standing and lying down. Proper…

Q: Rotator cuff is associated with which joint of the body. Name the associated muscles.

A: Introduction: The contractile tissue responsible for movement is muscle. Muscles can be regarded as…

Q: You are reading a surgeon’s operative report.  During the course of surgery, she made several…

A: Anatomy is a branch of morphology that deals with the study of organization of structures and…

Q: while helping a patient with a chest tube reposition in the bed, the chest tube becomes dislodged.…

A: Nursing interventions are the therapies and activities that are carried out to assist the patient in…

Q: Define anal triangle

A: Anal triangle is a region of perineum found posteriorly at the tip of the coccyx to a line between…

Q: A nurse is administering a tube feeding for a patient who ispost bowel surgery. When attempting to…

A: Nasogastric tube It is the special tube inserted into the stomach through mouth or nose.…

Q: BED POSITIONING : Explain of the body parts to be assessed on each position.  POSITION  Explanation…

A: Question is related to Nursing fundamentals .  In this question asked about different positions and…

Q: When transferring to the floor using crutches, how should the patient lower his body? Bend the hip…

A: Sometimes it is necessary to transfer from crutches to the ground. It typically happens when a…

Q: What should a nurse do when an unconcoius patient keeps biting down on the sponge stick while…

A: When an unconscious patient keeps biting down on the sponge stick during oral care; it may become…

Q: What are the origin, insertion, and nerve supply for Internal oblique? origin: insertion: nerve…

A: The internal oblique refers to the abdominal internal oblique muscle in the abdominal wall situated…