Answer:The anesthetic may cause a severe headache, which is treatable."
Explanation:
Spinal anesthesia is a type of anesthesia which is administered locally using a fine needle between L3 and L4 space or L4 and L5 space in order to avoid injury to the spinal cord. This procedure is usually carried out by a trained health personnel such as:
- a nurse anesthetists and
- anesthesiologists
Spinal anaesthesia can be used in different surgical procedures such as Caesarea sections and to manage pain during vaginal delivery in MULTIGRAVID CLIENTS, which are those clients who has been pregnant more than once.
Caesarean section is usually done while the patient is awake with the use of spinal anaesthesia. Therefore it's important to explain any possible side effects from the drug to the patient which includes a severe type of headache called post-spinal headache and it's treatable.
Answer:
The correct answer will be option-A
Explanation:
Colchicine is the drug that prevents the assembly of the mitotic spindles which halts or stops the cell cycle.
The colchicine acts by inhibiting the microtubule polymerization thus mitotic spindles which takes place after the condensation of the chromosomes during prophase and pre-metaphase.
This acts as checkpoint which can halt the cell cycle at the phase of chromosome condensation.
Thus, option-A is the correct answer.
<span>Although salmonella typhi is known to be a disease caused by the ingestion of infected fecal matter, that fecal matter is often found on food items because of improper hygiene on the part of field workers harvesting crops which are then possible eaten raw. Also it can be passed on by food handlers in restaurants practicing improper bathroom hygiene. But it has been known to be carried in shellfish that were exposed to sewage in the water. So if you had to name a specific food that would be shellfish.</span>
<span>D. The world's production of food is unequally distributed.</span>
C.
The immune system collects and stores the invading organisms
