A patient has been complaining of diarrhea, vomiting, and nausea. The doctor suspects this to be case of gastroenteritis (inflammation of the stomach). What diagnostic procedure is the doctor likely to use?
A.
abdominal computed tomography
B.
endoscopy
C.
urine examination
D.
hemoccult test

Answer:

I think it is B. Endoscopy

what medical career is this?

a health care professional who examines,diagnoses,and treats diseases/disorders of the feet

Which of the following is not an area a psychiatric nurse can
specialize in?

How should you conduct yourself as you proceed toward an injury? In other, words how should you act?

muscles move bones by doing what?​

How do you identify a medical emergency?
A. Look for an injury
B. Check if the EAP has been activated
C. Look if there are too many people around
D. If someone isn’t wearing a mask or protective gear

Hands-on treatments for muscle conditions include
reducing inflammation and pain with medication.
modifying lifestyle practices, such as working fewer hours.
changing dietary habits, such as reducing sugar intake.
attending physical therapy, massage therapy, and acupuncture.

Alice plans to speak with her partner in the morning about never having unprotected sex again. She knows that her partner will be readily available to talk then.

What method is Alice exercising for her STI discussion?

choosing the right time
giving a clear message
repeating the message
acting on the decision

Select the correct answer.
Which fracture allows the bone to stay in alignment and continue to move?
A.
Closed fracture
B.
Displaced fracture
C.
Non-displaced fracture
D.
None of the above

1.2.1 PLTW BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES / HELP ASAP PLZ / WILL MARK BRAINLIEST
How do you think an autopsy can help you confirm or refute your conclusions about your hypothesis from Lesson 1.1?

Tick all the correct parts of the respiratory system.

First and foremost, it is important that reports be
, or correct. They also need to be
, or complete.

what muscles are used for swinging a baseball bat?

The PRIMARY purpose of knowing the individual is to:

Select the correct answer.
To prevent head injuries, you should do which of the following:
A.
Wear a safety restraint in the car
B.
Wear a helmet while playing football
C.
Dive only into deep water
D.
All of the above

Why should behavioral health be handled on a case-by-case
basis?
#2
#3
#4
#5
Because the link between behavioral health and mental
health is usually the same.
Because the link between behavioral health and mental
health varies from patient to patient.
O Because the link between behavioral health and mental
health is difficult to detect.
O Because the link between behavioral health and mental
health varies from day to day.

John recently suffered a gunshot wound to the abdomen and has undergone surgery. He is 37
years old, 6'0", and weighs 200 lbs. John is currently on a medical ventilator to help him
breathe.
1. Describe the metabolic response to injury (ebb phase and flow phase). If you do not
understand certain terms (such as hemodynamic instability), please attempt to do further
research

2. Explain what is occurring in the flow phase that requires increased calorie and protein needs.
3. Indirect calorimetry is not available to determine John's energy requirements, so we must use
the Ireton-Jones Energy Expenditure Equation. Calculate energy requirements for John using
Ireton-Jones Energy Expenditure Equation. Show calculations. Keep in mind all the factors that
are in John's case (ventilator dependent, weight, age, gender, trauma present).
4. Calculate a range of protein requirements for John. Show calculations.
5. John is having trouble consuming foods orally, but his GI system is functional. Name the type of nutrient delivery you believe John needs. Why is this delivery method suited for John?

what is the definition of 420

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A Health Informatics worker would most likely work.
O in the patients' rooms.
O in a laboratory.
O in the front office area.
in the surgery recovery area.

what medical career is this?

an individual who studies and tracks diseases as they occur in large groups of people

what joints, bones, and muscles are used when throwing a football???

What is the main function of
the respiratory system?

One significant difference between a virus and a bacteria is
a. Bacteria requires a host and a virus can self-replicate
b. Antibiotics can treat for bacteria and viruses
c. Bacteria are prokaryotic cells and viruses are non-living particles
d. Bacteria can infect a host through the air and viruses through the GI tract​

How do you become emotionless

Identify number 8
and number 11

At the scene of Anna's death there was a hair sample found. Who does the
hair sample match?
Anna Garcia
Eric Piedmont
Taylor Diaz
Dominique Hall
Sam Green
Dr. Elise Opal
Freckles

Which statement is true?

Ethics are a personal set of beliefs of what is right and wrong.

Ethics are determined by an individual's religion.

Morals are a set of beliefs of what is right and wrong.

Morals are the standards that have been adopted by a group.

Infectious agents move themselves and look for susceptible hosts. (If false, correct the statement by adding an example) True / False​

You have a health insurance policy with a $500 annual deductible and $150 1 point
per day copayment for hospital expenses. You are hospitalized for five days
and the bill (after group insurance discounts)comes to $10,000. How much
of the hospital bill will you be expected to pay yourself? *

(T/F) Delayed onset muscle soreness is a normal, non-serious occurrence that is considered a detriment
of physical activity

Looking for a explanation:) explain mild depression in 1-6 sentences, I’ll mark brainliest (if it’s available) pls do more than 2 sentences if possible