The following statement made by the student indicated a need for further education:
"Ketamine is the anesthetic typically used for children who have suffered head trauma and need to be intubated."
<u>Explanation</u>:
A nursing instructor is a nurse who guides the licensed practical nurses and gives knowledge to them regarding their practices.
In such situation, a student says that Ketamine should be used for child suffering from head trauma. This indicates lack of knowledge about the drug. Actually Ketamine increases the intracranial pressure and it should not be used in children suffering from head trauma.
Succinylcholine can be used for the child who is suffering from head trauma and need to be intubated. Atropine can be used to reduce the risk of bradycardia.
Answer: He made two arguments.
Explanation: 1. He argued that Abraham who was the chosen servant of God had slaves and that the conditions of slavery then was almost certainly worse than those of their own slaves, therefore if Abraham as exalted and morally upstanding in the bible as he was had slaves, then it was not morally wrong to possess slaves.
2. He made reference to both the old and new Testaments where there were evidence of slave possession; not in condemnation but texts which actually supportef and encouraged slave ownership.
True
As they are further apart then in real Life
Answer:
D. Graphics
Explanation:
The use of graphics is a nonverbal communication as it project information using drawings or displays that communicate without having to say it out.
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