Answer:
Anemic Hypoxia.
Explanation:
As per the definition of this condition:
"Anemic hypoxia occurs when the oxygen carrying ability of the blood decreases, and thus, this defect is specifically associated with the blood. This implies that fewer hemoglobin molecules (or oxygen-binding sites) are available for binding oxygen."
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Proton is positive.(+)
Neutron is neutral(0)
Electron is negative(-)
Upon abdominal physical examination, the nurse can note that there is a "point of maximal impulse" (just like in the heart) presenting as a mass on the center of the abdomen. When this point is palpated, there are palpable pulsations. Therefore, the nurse should expect palpating a palpable pulsating abdominal mass.
Answer:
Supraspinatus.
Explanation:
Supraspinatus is the small muscle that lies that lies on the upper back region of the body. This muscle runs to the superior portion of the scapula into the humerus through the greater tubercle.
The supraspinatus muscles are mainly involved in the arm aduction and pulling of the head of the humerus. The builders shoe arm flexion. The biceps brachii muscle is involved in the arm flexion. The least that involved in the arm flexion is supraspinatus muscle.
Thus, the answer is supraspinatus.
