As the nurse is educating the patient regarding transvenous pacemaker, she can use the statement "A transvenous pacemaker is used to manage transient bradydysrhythmias like those that occur during acute MIs." The correct option is D.
<h3>What is bradydysrhythmias?</h3>
Bradydysrhythmias are a group of cardiac conduction abnormalities that range in severity from relatively benign conditions to serious, life-threatening emergencies.
The missing options of the question are:
- "A transvenous pacemaker is used in place of a transarterial pacemaker."
- "A transvenous pacemaker is a permanent pacemaker that is asynchronous."
- "A transvenous pacemaker is used for a ventricular tachydysrhythmias."
- "A transvenous pacemaker is used to manage transient bradydysrhythmias like those that occur during acute MIs."
An invasive intrusion option for managing unstable cardiac dysrhythmias is a temporary ventricular transvenous pacemaker (TVPM). TVPMs are also associated with significant risks.
As the nurse is educating the patient regarding transvenous pacemaker, she can use the statement "A transvenous pacemaker is used to manage transient bradydysrhythmias like those that occur during acute MIs."
Thus, the correct option is D.
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It is the prefrontal cortex region.
Dopamine in the prefrontal cortex (PFC), which plays a key role in cognitive control processes, controls cognitive control, which in turn affects attention, impulse control, prospective memory, and cognitive flexibility.
Interventions that enhance prefrontal dopaminergic activities are of relevance because decreased prefrontal dopamine has been linked to worse cognitive control. Prefrontal cortex refers to the region of each frontal lobe that is anterior to areas 4 and 6, and it plays a distinct role from the other cortical regions.
The prefrontal cortex lacks any major sensory regions and does not move when triggered.
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