Answer:
D. Eyeglasses that are transparent to red components of light but filter out other components of light help these people see in moderately bright light.
Explanation:
The eye disorder that makes people virtually unable to see in moderately bright light is called photophobia. Ocular photophobia, sensitivity or intolerance to light may be due to various eye diseases, or may result only from a greater "impression" or "irritation" with light by certain people, being more common in individuals of clear eyes.
Severe photophobia rarely manifests in normal eyes if there is no underlying disease. In rare cases people with enlarged pupils (large pupils) may experience greater sensitivity to light, as the larger the pupil the more light will reach the retina. However, wearing glasses that are transparent to red light components, but which filter out other light components, can help these people see with moderately bright light.
Answer: Chromoblasomycosis
Explanation:
Chromoblastomycosis a fungal infection found in the skin and subcutaneous tissues.The fungi spreads and distributed to the lymph and blood vessels. It produces nodules and lesions. It is a long term fungal infection. The nodules and lesions may spread and coalesce to a large area of the limbs. The skin appears elevated. The lesions are not painful. The lesions produces pus which is golden brown in color.
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It would take<u> 125 minutes</u> to infuse the ns if the set delivers 10 gtt/ml. By taking the following factors into account: - The volume should be given in milliliters. - Time is expressed in minutes or hours. - Adjust the drop factor in gtts/ml.
Given, 500 ml of ns:
10 x 500 = 5,000 drops
10 drops per milliliter is 10 gtt/mL.
So, for 500 mL, you will receive:
Given that the flow rate is 40 gtt/min,
or 40 drops each minute,
we may calculate the number of minutes by dividing the total drops by 40:
5,000/40 = 125 minutes
How can I ensure that the infusion is administered at the prescribed rate?
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