Answer:
Mr. B developed a neumotorax, therefore doctors inserted a chest tube to alleviate the pressure.
Explanation:
When a lung is punctured, air flows into the pleural space and because of the pressure it generates, it does not allow for the lung to expand normally. In this case, is best to insert a tube that enables air to leave the cavity and alleviates the pressure on the lung. In this way the lung can expand properly again.
Answer:
<em>It affects the central nerve system.</em>
Explanation:
<u><em>It affects the biochemical and physiological functions.</em></u>
<u><em>Hope this helped! </em></u>
<u><em>-Justin</em></u>
<span>Arthroscopy or Artroscophic surgery is a
procedure that allows the visual inspection of a joint. This type of procedure
is minimally invasive where examination and possibly treatment of the damaged
joint is performed using an arthroscope. This is a very small camera that is
attached to a long tube that is used to view the inside of the joint and
manipulated expertly by surgeons. Small incisions are made to insert the scope which results to minimal scars after
surgery. The most common joint
that undergoes this procedure is the knee joint.</span>
Answer:
Hey!
Your answer is "decreases the risk of Neural Tube Defects" (NTD's)
Explanation:
<u>What are NTD's?</u>
NTD's are birth defects of the spine, spinal cord, or Brain and occurs in the first month if pregnancy...an example is Spina Bifida...
HOPE THIS HELPS!!
Answer:
option D) is absolutely right
Explanation:
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