The legs would be the lines on each side 'holding up' the structure, which are not parallel. The top and bottom lines are parallel though. Anywho, the answer is: false.
<span>If a client is admitting to a birthing unit with tenderness in her uterus and minimal dark red vaginal bleeding, she likely has a marginal abruptio placenta. The priority assessments would include fetal status, vital signs, color of skin, and urine output, but also one additional assessment. The nurse must get a baseline measurement to check for increased fundal height which is a sign of a concealed hemorrhage.</span>
Reactant carbon dioxide and water
Product glucose and oxygen
The Nucleus!
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