63 in water 100/g KNO3 Potassium nitrate
The nurse should first note the amount, color as well as the
odor of the amniotic fluid.
Explanation
<span>When a patient’s membrane ruptures
spontaneously, the nurse should start by checking the consistency, odor, as
well as the volume of the amniotic fluid. For this case, there are minimal
chances of cord prolapse because the fatal head is already engaged and at 0
station. If the fatal head is not yet engaged, the nurse should start by
checking for cord prelapse if the membrane ruptures spontaneously. </span>
Telephase in pretty sure that's how you spell it
Answer:
it becomes a positive ion
Explanation:
that is because when it loses an electron, then it has one more proton in comparison with the total number of electrons making it a positive ion
