esophageal atresia
A. Closure of the esophagus.
B. Not open (no opening).
C. No opening of the bile ducts (into the duodenum).
Select your answer:
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Tissues of The Body › ViewWhich types of muscles are involuntary?
A. cardiac and smooth
B. smooth and skeletal
C. skeletal and smooth
D. cardiac and skeletal
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What are the recommendations for blood pressure maintenance during a carotid endarterectomy?
A. During a carotid endarterectomy, it is advised to maintain the patient’s MAP slightly above their highest recorded preoperative pressure. For severe hypertension, labetolol may be used, but nitroglycerin is preferred for its swift onset and short duration of action as labetolol could result in postoperative hypotension due to its long duration of action. For hypotension, a pure alpha-agonist such as phenylephrine is preferred because it has minimal dysrhythmogenic potential.
B. Increase blood pressure drastically
C. Maintain low blood pressure throughout surgery
D. Avoid any blood pressure changes