The nurse is caring for the child with the following lab val…
The nurse is caring for the child with the following lab values. Test Red blood cell count (RBC) (million /mm3) White blood cell count (WBC) (x10 to the 3) Hemoglobin (g/dL) Hematocrit (%) Mean corpuscular volume (MCV) Mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH) Red cell distribution width (RDW)(%) Platelets (/mm3) Normal 4.2-5.9 5-10 12-18 37-51 80-96 23.7-28.4 12-17 150,000-450,000 Client 4.0 10.2 11 36 88 28.1 15 25,000 Based on these lab values, which of the following is the priority nursing action?
Read DetailsBCH4024 11724 OC F24 E3 Q50: A consequence of chronic liver…
BCH4024 11724 OC F24 E3 Q50: A consequence of chronic liver cirrhosis (liver damage) is the deposition of excess fat in the liver causing further liver damage (fatty liver syndrome). The failure to produce which of the following plasma lipoproteins would prevent lipids from being exported from the liver and thus lead to the buildup of liver fat?
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BCH4024 11724 OC F24 E3 Q35: A young girl with a history of intense abdominal pain was taken to her local hospital in severe distress. Blood was drawn, and the plasma appeared milky, with triacylglycerides (TAG) level in excess of 2000 mg/dl (normal = 4-150 mg/dl). It is determined that exogenous pathways are likely affected. Which of the following lipoprotein particles is most likely responsible for the appearance of the patient’s plasma?
Read DetailsBCH4024 11724 OC F24 E3 Q12: Suppose you discovered a mutant…
BCH4024 11724 OC F24 E3 Q12: Suppose you discovered a mutant yeast whose glycolytic pathway was shorter because of a new enzyme catalyzing the reaction: What would be the result of shortening the glycolytic pathway in this manner?
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