HMWK 55.4.2

What are the two general substances added to the small intestine from the pancreas and how they are transported to the small int

Nostrana [21]

Answer:

Amylases and Proteases are generally added to small intestine from pancreas in the small intestine.

Explanation:

Pancreas secretes digestive enzymes like Amylase and protease. Amylase help in breakdown of large carbohydrate moities into small monosaccharides like glucose. Protease like trypsin is used to digest proteins in smaller units in the small intestine so that they can be easily absorbed in body.

Sphincter of oddi is a small opening which enters in the deodenum(first portion of small intestine) through which the secretions of pancreas enters the small intestine.

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3 years ago

Which finding could have been made from analyzing data in the cancer registry?

dmitriy555 [2]

Cancer registries are part of the national NCD surveillance system. Population-based registries provide invaluable information on the trends in cancer incidence, while hospital-based registries provide information on the clinical diagnosis, cancer staging, treatment modalities, and survival outcomes. In Japan, cancer incidence is monitored through population-based and hospital-based cancer registries by the Japanese Association of Cancer Registries, in collaboration with 34 prefectural governments. The registries are supported and maintained by the Research Center for Cancer Prevention and Screening at the National Cancer Center. In Singapore, a comprehensive population-, clinic-, hospital-, and laboratory-based cancer registration has been performed by the Singapore Cancer Registry since 1968. Comprehensive cancer registration has been achieved through collation of data obtained from a combination of sources: (1) physician notifications, (2) pathology records, (3) hospital records, and (4) mortality data from the national Registry of Births and Deaths. Since 2009, cancer notification has been made mandatory to ensure completeness of surveillance.

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3 years ago

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You ground your vitamin C tablet and dissolved the ground powder in 250. mL of water in a volumetric flask. The mass of the tabl

inna [77]

Answer:

0.2558 g

Explanation:

1.- In titration, since you have the concentration and the volume of the titrant and the aliquot that you take, you can use the formula C1 V1 = C2 V2.

2.- To obtain C2 = C1 V1 /V2

Substitution C2 = (0.0149 M ) (9.75 ml) /25 ml = 0.0058 11 M

3.- This concentration is the number of moles that you would have in 1 L but you dissolve your tablet in 250 ml, so a rule of three.

4.- 0.005811 moles - 1 L

x - 0.250 L

X= 0.250 L x 0.005811 moles / 1L = 0.00145275 moles

5.- using your molecular weight, you can obtain the grams with another rule of three.

0.00145275 moles - x

1 mole - 176.12 g

x= 176.12 g x 0.00145275 moles / 1 mole = 0.2558 g

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4 years ago

A prison doctor in Michigan is a Ph.D. but is in charge of many mental health prisoners. I want to know if his name is in the Da

alexandr402 [8]

Try googling it and see if anything with quizlet pops up they have everything

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4 years ago

Explain each of the 10 steps to correct coding and how they are completed.

Tasya [4]

The 10 steps to correct coding and how they are completed are given below:

<h3>What are the steps about?</h3>

Step 1: one need to know the reason for the sign, symptom, as well as the diagnosis and condition that need to be coded.

Here, If symptoms are found but a definitive diagnosis is not been done, or has not been determined, one can code the symptoms. Make sure that one do not use code conditions that are seen as "rule out", "suspected" or one that can be questioned.

Step 2: Do sure to use as a reference point the Alphabetic Index, before one can turn into tabular list.

This acts to prevent coding errors, and it is one that is often used in AI and TL when finding and assigning a code.

Step 3: Then find or locate the main entry term.

Here, the Main terms are seen by the use of boldface type such as sub term.

Step 4: Then Read and tell or interpret any notes that has been listed along with the main term.

Note that the Notes are said to be identified via the use of italicized type.

Step 5:One need to Review entries that can be used for modifiers.

Note that nonessential modifiers are the ones that can be seen parenthesis and this is one that does not affect code assignment.

Step 6: Then one has to interpret abbreviations, also cross reference, the use of symbols and that of brackets.

Note that cross references that are often used are "see", "see also", additional code.

Step 7: Then select or take a tentative code and find it in the TL,

One need to be guided by the use of any inclusion or exclusion terms, such as "code first" and " the use of additional code"

Step 8: Find if the code is at the greatest level in terms of specificity.

Here you assign a 3 digit code, when there is no 4th digit code. One can also assign 4 digit code when there is no 5th digit code.

Step 9: Then look through the color coding and then one can reimbursement ideas, and make use of the age and sex edits.

Here, you need to use the official guidelines.

Step 10: Lastly, one then Assign the code.

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