Superior/inferior vena cava - right atrium - right ventricle - pulmonary artery - lungs(for oxygenation) - pulmonary vein
The answer would be A) Imagine you are doing your gymnastics routine by practicing it in your head over and over before the big competition.
Answer:
Your client is being treated for streptococcal pharyngitis and is NPO. Her health care provider has
ordered Penicillin G to be given IM. She wants to know why she cannot take her medications via an oral
route. Your best response is A.Penicillin G is inactivated by gastric acid, therefore it is only given IM or IV.
Explanation:
Answer:
hydrocele
Explanation:
A hydrocele is a sac crammed with fluid that forms just around a testicle. To make a diagnosis on hydrocele, you will first of all perform a physical exam. If the patient is confirmed to have a hydrocele, the patient scrotum will be engorged, but it will be painless. You won’t be able to feel your patient’s testicle well via the fluid-filled sac.
This allows you to determine if there’s fluid in the scrotum of the said patient. If fluid is present, the scrotum will allow minimal transmission and the scrotum will show to light up with the light passing through.
