<span>Erythropoietin is a Hematoprotein that is obtained from kidney as a response to the cellular hypoxia and it also helps in raising the levels of red blood cells in the bone marrow. Since the patient her is administered an injection of this there is possibility to see increased hematocrit which is the increased volume of red blood cells with respect to blood volume.</span>
I believe it would be the bottleneck effect. hope that helps =)
Well honestly, when someone turns the light in, your bodies automatic response is to close and cover your eyes.
The next thing for the nurse to do is to write down the normal breath sound in the patient's record. Soft, low pitched sound over the base of the lungs indicate normal breathing. The sound heard will be different if the lungs are infected. Thus, the lungs of the patient been examined is working perfectly; this should be documented in the patient's record.
