Why does a patient’s pulse rate increase as shock develops?
A. to force oxygenated blood out of the patient’s body core
B. to counteract the high blood pressure
C. to maintain adequate perfusion
D. to create more blood to compensate for fluid loss
Select your answer:
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A. The skin covers our entire body.
B. The skin is made up of four layers.
C. The outer layer protects us from dust and germs.
D. The deepest layer serves as a cushion which protects the internal organs
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You are more likely to get salmonella from not cooking your meats and eggs correctly. Not washing your raw vegetables.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE