The nurse should explain that during surgery,
an antibiotic prophylaxis is administered to prevent the incidence of surgical
site infection. The use of antibiotic before the procedure is just
one of many actions taken to help reduce the rate of wound infections.
Furthermore, the initial dose must be given most likely within 30
minutes before incision. Then, the next dose is at one to two half-lives of the
antibiotic, which is recommended for the duration of the surgery. Thus,
appropriate timing of dose is essential to the effectiveness of the antibiotic.
I believe it's B. Cytoskeleton and Cytoplasm.
Answer:
elderly, specifically 50-74.
Explanation:
According to macmillan.org, the risk for cancer increases with age.
https://www.macmillan.org.uk/information-and-support/...cancer/what-is-cancer.html
If we are to go off of percentages, I would say a higher percent of children (per capita) get chemo, as it is a lot harder to say, "oh well i will die soon anyways" with a child.
Annswer:
a egg
Explanation:
This is the answer because vacoules are like cells and eggs are like cells and yeah.
Sorry about the explanation I have to get points. But here are comparisons between the 3.
