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What is the angle of insertion for an IV
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15 degrees
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What are the stages of infection
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Incubation, Prodomal, Active, Convalescence
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What is urticaria
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Hives
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A severe vagal reaction with bradycardia, may include treatment with
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Atropine
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What is the respiration rate for a child
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20-30 breaths per minute
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What type of radiation is the major source of occupation exposure
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Compton scatter
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Average osmolality of high osmolar contrast
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1000-2400 mOsm/kg water
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Injection flow rate for a biphasic study of the liver
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3mL / sec for 50mL, then 1.5mL / sec for 100mL. rapid initial flow followed by a slower rate
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Object contaminated by an infectious organism or microbe
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Fomite
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Late effects of radiation such as genetic mutations may occur with even small doses of radiation
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Stochastic--has no threshold dose, effects genetic mutations and cancer
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Normal platelet count
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150,000-400,000 /mm3
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Abdominal Aorta bifucates at what level
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L4
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Quantitative CT is used to measure
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Mineral content of bone
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Density of a mass within a kidney is -75 HU
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Mass is a lipoma -(benign mass of fat cells) fat HU -50 to -100
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CT abdomen should be done during what breathing
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Full expiration
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