Answer:
Out of the four given statements, the false statement is
option d)
Explanation:
a) Muscle mass and hence water content is greater in males than in females
b) Transcellular fluid is the portion of total water content in the body which is contained within the lined spaces of epithelial tissue. It is a part of the extracellular fluid which includes plasma and lymph can also be considered as tanscellular fluid.
c) Na+ and Cl- are the major content of extracellular fluids
d) About 60% of water inside the body is contained within extracellular and not in intra cellular.
Answer:
4 tablets t.i.d. (Three times a day)
Explanation:
By use of Dimensional Analysis, you can figure this out:
First, find how many mg she will take in a day:

Since she will take 3 equal doses, divide this by 3:

To find the # of tablets per dose, divide dose in mg by mg per tablet:

Since you can't realistically take .995 of a tablet, round up to 4.
Answer:
"I take cimetidine rather than omeprazole for heartburn'" (Ans D)
Explanation:
Theophylline can cause seizures and life-threatening arrhythmias depending upon a route of administration and dose due to its narrow therapeutic range (10-20 mcg/mL).
The dose can be adjusted based on peak drug levels, obtained 30 minutes after the dose is given. Clients who have oral theophylline should avoid medications such as cimetidine, ciprofloxacin that increase serum theophylline levels and caffeinated products.
Answer:
How acid-base balance is maintained including the role of the kidney and lungs as means of excreting excess acidic or basic ions.
Explanation:
The lungs and kidneys are two major systems that work on a continuous basis to help regulate acid-base balance in the body.
Answer:
It is a type of memory that functions automatically without the need of prior thinking
Explanation:
Automatic processing is an efficient-fast cognitive process, which neither requires important cognitive efforts, nor active attention by the subject. Thus, it can also be considered to be a type of muscle memory. Conversely, controlled processing refers to the tasks that are intentionally done, which impose a limitation on the ability to divide the attention between tasks. Some examples of automatic processing tasks include, among others, procedural (regular) tasks, motor skills, implicit biases, etc.