Answer:
A baby born at 36 weeks' gestation was apneic after birth and required positive-pressure ventilation and oxygen supplementation in the delivery room. He continues to require supplemental oxygen after birth. Which of the following statements is true?
Explanation:
Ventilation will begin in the presence of apnea or breathing in mouthfuls, or if the heart rate is less than 100 beats / min even though breathing has started.
<em>Therefore and according to the previous explanation</em>, <em><u>if the baby still needs supplemental oxygen, it will continue to be administered also after the delivery room.</u></em>
Answer:
Heredity is considered a controllable risk factor.
Answer:
The activity that is not a way to prevent bursitis is drinking water (option D).
Explanation:
Bursitis corresponds to the inflammation of the articular bursa, a fluid-filled saccular structure that prevents friction of the bones in the joint. It is a very common condition in the shoulder and elbow.
Measures to prevent bursitis include resting the joint —taking breaks— protecting the affected area, and applying physical measures, such as warmth.
Hydration through the consumption of water is not a useful measure for the effective prevention of bursitis.
<em>The reason why the other options do not correspond to a valid answer has been explained in the text.</em>
It is facial acne because that is what is common in both boys and girls.
Answer:
<h2>Colors.</h2>
Explanation:
<em>Drugs and alcohol consumption affects the iris functions, specifically, pupils. </em>
Pupils is the center of the iris, its function is to let pass light inside the eye. On the other hand, colors are derived from light, it's the source of colors. So, if drugs and alcohol make pupils contracts more than normal, you won't normally perceived colors as such. If your pupils are too dilated, it's gonna enter too much light, if your pupils are too contracted, it's gonna enter not enough light.
