What does paraplegia mean in the medical field?
A. Loss of function of the arms, trunk and legs
B. Can always be treated successfully
C. Can never be treated successfully
D. Loss of function of the lower body and legs
Select your answer:
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Pathophysiology › ViewA toddler is assessed by an EMR and is suspected of experiencing hypoperfusion (shock) because his capillary refill time is delayed. What is this most likely caused by?
A. vasodilation (vessels get larger)
B. cold room temperature
C. medicine he has been taking
D. vasoconstriction (vessels get smaller)
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Increased blood flow throughout the body leads to ______________ body temperature and ________________ muscles.
A. cooler; tighter
B. cooler; looser
C. warmer; looser
D. warmer; tighter