<span>A client with impaired peripheral pulses and signs of chronic hypoxia in a lower extremity has a femoral angiogram. what is the priority nursing action after the angiogram? </span>Assess the client's affected extremity
Impair in peripheral pulse might be caused by blockage of blood vessels. Doing angiogram might cause the clot that blocking vessel is moved. The nurse should assess patient extremity after examination to make sure the blockade is not worsened.
The answer is water table. Water table is the boundary
between vandose zone and the zone of saturation. The unsaturated is the vandose
while the saturated is the groundwater zone. Water table is located in the top
of an unconfined aquifer, that can tell the level below which soil and rock are
saturated with water and the top of the zone that is saturation.
Gene mutation
I found this in nature.com, “If a mutation occurs in a germ-line cell (one that will give rise to gametes, i.e., egg or sperm cells), then this mutation can be passed to an organism's offspring. ... Germ-line mutations occur in reproductive cells (sperm or eggs) and are passed to an organism's offspring during sexual reproduction.”
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30% and 70% dont usally suffer from excess bleeding
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Lipids
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Explanation:
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Lipids are the macro-molecules used to store energy in our body. They have the ability to store energy more efficiently and are called long-term energy storage.
They can store twice as much energy as other molecules. They contain nine Kcal of energy per gram a compared to proteins and carbohydrates which only produce four kcal per gram. They are present in our body in the form of fat and are insoluble in water.
