the answer to this question is a. true
The answer had to be at least twenty characters so its a bit wordy
Options:
A)Interstitial infiltrates on chest x-ray
B)Respiratory rate of 32 with normal breath sounds
C)Stridor when taking a deep breath
D)Use of abdominal muscles to breathe while sitting on the exam table
E)Night sweats that require clothing changes frequently throughout the night
Answer:
A)Interstitial infiltrates on chest x-ray
B)Respiratory rate of 32 with normal breath sounds.
Explanation: Pneumocystic jiroveci pneumonia is one of the most common opportunistic infection that
has been known to be common with people who are HIV positive,it is generally characterized by fever, difficulty breathing,night sweats etc.
Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia first came to attention as a major cause of interstitial pneumonia in infants who are severely malnourished and premature during World War II in Central and Eastern Europe.
Answer:
1. The blood vessel shown is a capillary.
2. The location where low oxygen blood and high carbon dioxide blood would be found is marked with the letter A in the diagram.
3. The diagram is based on structures found in the lungs, specifically the scheme of a pulmonary alveolus.
Explanation:
The scheme shows a pulmonary alveolus in contact with the corresponding pulmonary capillary, in addition to the alveolar blood flow. Between both structures is the <u>capillary-alveolus barrier</u>, through which gas exchange occurs.
- <em>According to what can be observed in the diagram, the vascular structure represented corresponds to the pulmonary </em><em>capillary,</em><em> a very small </em><em>blood vessel </em><em>whose epithelium allows the diffusion of gases.</em>
- <em>Just before the blood flow in the capillary comes into contact with the alveolus (marked with A in the diagram) the blood has a </em><em>high content of CO₂, and a low content of O₂</em><em>. Once it comes into contact with the alveolus, CO₂ will be released for removal and O₂ will enter, which is the result of alveolus-capillary gas exchange.</em>
- <em>The pulmonary alveoli are the structure at the end of the bronchial tract, which are located inside the </em><em>lungs</em><em>, the main organs of the respiratory system. The lungs are the ones that allow the act of breathing, carrying O₂ to the blood and eliminating CO₂.</em>
It would be the second one (a striated group)
Your answer would be False.
Even though the official is not part of the opposing team yelling at him/her could end up with a bad end for you and your team.