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Answer:</h2><h2><u>
Explaining that this is an expected adverse effect of pilocarpine</u> is the most appropriate nursing action.</h2><h2>
Explanation:</h2>
Pilocarpine is an antimuscarinic drug. There are M3 receptors located on the pupil responsible to constrict the pupils (miosis ) and also causing cyclospasm.
<u>As pilocarpine is administered</u> ,it is a pharmacologic antagonist of the muscarinic receptor , it results in mydriasis (dilation of pupils ) and cycloplegia ( inability to accommodate ) resulting in blurred vision.
Hence it is one of the side effects of pilocarpine.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
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Answer:
A. By binding with fibrin
Explanation:
When a blood clot forms, activation of fibrin occurs which is a network of fibrous mesh that traps cells in order to prevent blood loss. Formation of fibrin allows catalytically inactive plasminogen to bind to the fibrin network.
Plasminogen contains fibrin-binding domains of plasminogen called kringle domains which recognize and bind lysine residues of fibrin. This process allows tPA whic is serine protease to catalyze the conversion of plasminogen into plasmin which will start the breaking down process of the clot
The good Samaritan laws are in place to protect bystanders
