Joana B.

01/02/24

What is the rate-limiting enzyme in glycolysis? Does an incease in glycolysis lead to an increase or decrease in the overall glucose metabolism?

What is the rate-limiting enzyme in glycolysis and does an increase in glycolysis lead to an increase or decrease in the overall glucose metabolism? A. Phosphoglucose Isomerase, DecreaseB.... more

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Biology Biochemistry Anatomy

01/02/24

A 26-year-old male presents to the emergency room after sustaining injuries.........Which hormones would most likely be affected by this condition?

A 26-year-old male presents to the emergency room after sustaining injuries from a motor vehicle accident. Patient has a contusion on his forehead, complains of a "throbbing" headache, and is... more

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Nursing

12/28/23

You are the nurse caring for a patient in labor and the patient has requested an epidural be placed. What is the most common side effect of epidural placement in a patient that you MUST monitor for?

Nursing judgmentPhysiological adaptation

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Anatomy

12/15/23

Stuck on question

How do the carbohydrate molecules bound to proteins on the surface of the cell membrane function?

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Nursing

12/09/23

Getting into a BSN Nursing Program

I'd like to go to nursing school but don't know where to begin. How can I compete with all of the other applicants and get in?

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Science Biology Biochemistry

11/05/23

With evolution, how did ectotherms evolve into endotherms?

Like how did they completely change like eg (this is a bad example) a fish to a rat? I understand that there are multiple stages between each animal but how does that work? And also this second... more

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Nursing

11/01/23

advocacy rights

What is the issue that your client identified? Does the client wish you to advocate on their behalf or would they prefer you to support them to advocate for themselves? What strategies did you... more

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Nursing

09/17/23

Exploring links between principles and processes of Caring Science and Clinical Reasoning Cycle

Explore the links between the principles and processes of Caring Science and Clinical Reasoning Cycle using the clinical scenario. In your answers, consider Principles associated with Caritas... more

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Nursing

09/17/23

Describe the Caritas Processes and discuss where and how they relate to the Clinical Reasoning Cycle in the scenario

1. Identify the key aspects of the clinical scenario2. Describe the Caritas Processes and discuss where and how they relate to the Clinical Reasoning Cycle in the scenario Q2 you discuss CRC +... more

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Anatomy Physiology

08/08/23

Please help me with the diagram portion. I'm able to type up the explanation, just struggling with the actual diagram. Thanks.

Brian recently went to the doctor due to symptoms of headaches, anxiety, vision impairment, and confusion. After performing some diagnostic tests the Doctor received the following results in... more

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Physiology

05/29/23

Ligament question

The ligament most likely to push a herniated nucleus pulposus towards an intervertebral foramen is the ___.A. Posterior longitudinal ligamentB. Anterior longitudinal ligamentC. Ligamentum flavumD.... more

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Nursing

05/28/23

Flow Rate Calculations

1) What rate should the nurse set the pump to (mL/hr) to deliver 630 mL of NS intravenously over 4 hours?

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Nursing

05/24/23

What are the differences between Exogenous, Systemic, and Health Care-Associated infections?

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Anatomy Nursing

05/23/23

What are some reasons why a patient would require a Foley catheterization?

What a nurse would document after inserting a Foley catheter?

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Physiology Physical Science

05/08/23

Can exercise timing shift circadian rhythms?

Particularly for shift workers, can exercise timing delay circadian rhythms so that going into a night shift, they can feel more alert? What mechanisms are involved in this? Is it to do with... more

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Anatomy Physiology Nursing

05/07/23

What are some signs and symptoms of heart failure? What are the differenet signs we would see between right and left sided heart failure?

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Anatomy Physiology

05/06/23

To be successful you will make sure you complete diagrams as instructed in the tasks, including proper values on the x & y-axis as well as labeling those

Criteria for Success: To be successful you will make sure you complete diagrams as instructed in the tasks, including proper values on the x & y-axis as well as labeling those. Make sure to... more

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Anatomy Physiology

05/06/23

Criteria for Success: To be successful you will make sure you complete diagrams as instructed in the tasks, including proper values on the x & y-axis as well as labeling those.

Criteria for Success: To be successful you will make sure you complete diagrams as instructed in the tasks, including proper values on the x & y-axis as well as labeling those. Make sure to... more

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Nursing

05/06/23

Please dive into the differential diagnosis and nursing management of nephritic syndrome in a pediatric patient?

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Nursing

05/06/23

Please dive into the differential diagnosis and nursing management of nephritic syndrome in a pediatric patient?

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Nursing

05/05/23

Midterm final grade

I had a 77.59% in my class . my final was work 20% . I made on 77.33 on my final exam . I need a 74.50 to pass my class overall . what will be my ending score ?

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Nursing

05/03/23

Which of the following statements best reflects how the nurse would describe an advance directive to a patient?

Which of the following statements best reflects how the nurse would describe an advance directive to a patient?a. "This document determines whether you want CPR when if you become critically ill"b.... more

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Anatomy Physiology Nursing

05/01/23

Why do you think sodium plays such an important role in water balance?

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Biology Anatomy Nursing

05/01/23

"Chronic sodium imbalances are at an increased risk for complications and should be corrected at an appropriate rate". What rate is appropriate and what can occur if NA+ is increased too rapidly?

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Biology Anatomy Nursing

05/01/23

"Patients with hypokalemia may complain of muscle cramps or weakness, which could progress to respiratory failure." Why do you think this symptom can lead to respiratory failure?

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What is the rate-limiting enzyme in glycolysis? Does an incease in glycolysis lead to an increase or decrease in the overall glucose metabolism?

A 26-year-old male presents to the emergency room after sustaining injuries.........Which hormones would most likely be affected by this condition?

You are the nurse caring for a patient in labor and the patient has requested an epidural be placed. What is the most common side effect of epidural placement in a patient that you MUST monitor for?

Stuck on question

Getting into a BSN Nursing Program

With evolution, how did ectotherms evolve into endotherms?

advocacy rights

Exploring links between principles and processes of Caring Science and Clinical Reasoning Cycle

Describe the Caritas Processes and discuss where and how they relate to the Clinical Reasoning Cycle in the scenario

Please help me with the diagram portion. I'm able to type up the explanation, just struggling with the actual diagram. Thanks.

Ligament question

Flow Rate Calculations

What are the differences between Exogenous, Systemic, and Health Care-Associated infections?

What are some reasons why a patient would require a Foley catheterization?

Can exercise timing shift circadian rhythms?

What are some signs and symptoms of heart failure? What are the differenet signs we would see between right and left sided heart failure?

To be successful you will make sure you complete diagrams as instructed in the tasks, including proper values on the x & y-axis as well as labeling those

Criteria for Success: To be successful you will make sure you complete diagrams as instructed in the tasks, including proper values on the x & y-axis as well as labeling those.

Please dive into the differential diagnosis and nursing management of nephritic syndrome in a pediatric patient?

Please dive into the differential diagnosis and nursing management of nephritic syndrome in a pediatric patient?

Midterm final grade

Which of the following statements best reflects how the nurse would describe an advance directive to a patient?

Why do you think sodium plays such an important role in water balance?

"Chronic sodium imbalances are at an increased risk for complications and should be corrected at an appropriate rate". What rate is appropriate and what can occur if NA+ is increased too rapidly?

"Patients with hypokalemia may complain of muscle cramps or weakness, which could progress to respiratory failure." Why do you think this symptom can lead to respiratory failure?

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