Joe has just ingested a chemical that binds irreversibly to…
Joe has just ingested a chemical that binds irreversibly to the ACh receptors in the sarcolemma. By itself it does not alter membrane potential, but it prevents normal neurotransmitter binding. For skeletal muscle, the consequence of ingesting this chemical would be _______.
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You have labeled your cells for two markers CD45 (conjugated to APC chromophore) and CD8 (conjugated to Pacific Blue chromophore). After staining your controls and sample, you analyze them via flow cytometry and obtain the following results. Which pair of histograms belongs to which sample (C1: unstained control, C2: CD45-only stained cells, C3: CD8-only stained cells and S1: CD45 + CD8 stained cells). #1 [answer1] ____________________________________________________________________ #2 [answer2] ____________________________________________________________________ #3 [answer3] ______________________________________________________________________ #4 [answer4] ___________________________________________________________________
Read DetailsYou measured your patient’s (R) wrist flexion ROM and the pa…
You measured your patient’s (R) wrist flexion ROM and the patient was able to move from the standard starting position to 10 degrees of motion without help and an extra twenty degrees with help. Document these results in standard format for a SOAP note:
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The available ROM for wrist flexion may be affected by the position of the fingers. If the fingers are flexed, the amount of wrist flexion ROM should:a. Increaseb. Decrease Explain the reason for the change in ROM from the question above (be specific and use medical terminology to explain):
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