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Which information would<span> be </span>appropriate<span> for the </span>nurse<span> to include in the teaching plan ... Which </span>term should<span> the </span>nurse use<span> to </span>describe<span> the serous membrane covering .... </span>describe<span> a </span>client<span> who </span>has<span> a </span>positive tuberculin skin test but<span> is </span>asymptomatic. And <span>Indeterminate isn't a </span>term used<span> to </span>describe<span> results of a </span>PD test<span>. If the </span>PD<span> is ... </span>positive. However, all but<span> infants and suppressed people will remain </span>asymptomatic<span>. ... A </span>client<span> with a </span>positive skin test<span> for </span>TB<span> isn't showing signs of active disease. .... The </span>nurse correctly<span> interprets this reaction to mean that the </span>client has<span>:</span>
Answer:
16 picograms
Explanation:
According to the given information, the observed cells have 8 picograms of DNA after mitosis. If these cells enter the cell cycle, DNA replication will take place during the S phase of the interphase of the cell cycle. The process of DNA replication would double the DNA content of these cells making it 16 picograms per nucleus.
The S phase of the interphase is followed by the G2 phase and then prophase during which there is no change in the DNA content of the cells. Hence, each of these cells would have 16 picograms of DNA at the prophase of mitosis.
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