Instructions 1. Review the following resources: • Lindh, W. Q., Tamparo, C. D., Dahl, B. M., Morris, J. A., & Correa, C. (2018). Comprehensive medical assisting: Administrative and clinical competencies (6th ed.). Cengage. ■ Chapter 41: Urinalysis • ProSkillsOnline. (2012, October 1). Urinalysis demonstration [Video]. YouTube. Available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JravabiVnj8 2. After watching the video and doing the corresponding reading, as an initial contribution to this forum, do you think that UTI's are a serious health risk? Explain the reason for your answer with the corresponding evidence, based on either personal experience or the material studied. Do not forget to review and exchange ideas about the contribution of at least two of your colleagues and suggest a possible solution to what they present. 3. Remember that you can also research resources from our Virtual Library or other reliable sources. These will help enrich your knowledge on the subject. 4. Your first post should be 75-100 words. You should also respond to two (2) classmates. Each response should be 75-100 words. Remember to use APA format to include your references.

Instructions 1. Review the following resources: • Lindh, W. Q., Tamparo, C. D., Dahl, B. M., Morris, J. A., & Correa, C. (2018). Comprehensive medical assisting: Administrative and clinical competencies (6th ed.). Cengage. ■ Chapter 41: Urinalysis • ProSkillsOnline. (2012, October 1). Urinalysis demonstration [Video]. YouTube. Available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JravabiVnj8 2. After watching the video and doing the corresponding reading, as an initial contribution to this forum, do you think that UTI's are a serious health risk? Explain the reason for your answer with the corresponding evidence, based on either personal experience or the material studied. Do not forget to review and exchange ideas about the contribution of at least two of your colleagues and suggest a possible solution to what they present. 3. Remember that you can also research resources from our Virtual Library or other reliable sources. These will help enrich your knowledge on the subject. 4. Your first post should be 75-100 words. You should also respond to two (2) classmates. Each response should be 75-100 words. Remember to use APA format to include your references.

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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ISBN:9781133478294

Author:Chatterjee

Publisher:Chatterjee

Chapter10: Instrumentation In Extracorporeal Circulation And Cardiac Assist Devices

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