10 Examples of sign and 10 example of symptoms

Q: secondary hemostatic plug *. formation

A: The small, colourless cell fragments are a component of the blood is defined by the term known as…

Q: What is prognosis

A: Nursing is a field of medical care that aims to provide patient-centered care to all groups…

Q: Inflammation/hematoma formation

A: When the person get's an injury. He may experience bleeding from the site, pain and even he may loss…

Q: Pathophysiology for multiple sclerosis

A: Multiple sclerosis It is a demyelination disease and is associated with autoimmune system.…

Q: The lumbar region is

A: The spine is the central support structure of human body. It keeps body upright and connects the…

Q: Types of Insomnia

A: Insomnia is a form of sleep disorder that affect falling or staying asleep. The symptoms of this…

Q: Symptoms to inquire about

A: Rheumatoid Arthritis - Definition - A chronic progressive disease causing inflammation in joints and…

Q: What is vital signs

A: Assessment is the process of collecting, organizing, validating and documenting client's data. Data…

Q: Which one considered to do the most complex task. * Precortex Associated cortex non of the above.

A: The brain can be defined as the soft organ of the body made up of nervous tissue and is secured in…

Q: Da Ob C d black, foul-smelling, tarry stools bright red blood coming from the mouth o bruising of…

A: We know Bleeding (also known as hemorrhage) refers to the blood loss that is caused due to the…

Q: What is neurological test?

A: Neurological test or examination is done to assess motor or sensory skills like  hearing and speech,…

Q: The Updated techniques and ther appicalion that used in dagnosis af hematological disorders

A: The Updated techniques and their applications that are used in diagnosis of hematological disorders…

Q: Jhon Needham stated that

A: Evolution can be defined as the unrolling of nature that brings about an orderly change from one…

Q: What are some signs and symptoms that are noticeable in the following pictures?

A: The sign is evidence of disease objectively while symptoms represent the complaint of the patient…

Q: Condition shown in photograph occur due to

A: The condition shown in the diagram is the spasm of hands known as carpopedal spasm , also known as…

Q: What is a blister? origin, behavior and symptoms

A: Circular or round elevations found on the skin which contains  a clear fluid is called a blister.

Q: spinal cord runs from

A: Overall body functions are carried out with the help of many organs and neurons. The primary…

Q: Which letter statements are false

A: According to the expert answer, some explanations are not complete, the false answer is given below…

Q: What is an example of a sign a symptom a syndrome and disease

A: The sign is the term in the medical which means that any evidence of the disease which is visible to…

Q: What is vital sign

A: Vital means "essential" signs stands for "Piece of information"

Q: Number of Patients Diagnosed with Complication by Year After Disease Diagnosis

A: Given graph is showing, the numbers of patients are diagnosed with each disease per year, we can see…

Q: FAILURE TO THRIVE

A: Failure to thrive is a descriptive term and is not actually a diagnostic term. This term is used…

Q: Introduction of the communicable disease involving the skin and eye

A: The state of well-being of an individual is termed health. However, this state has to be free from…

Q: Sickle cell crisis

A: Sickle cell disease is an inherited type of disease which mainly affects the red blood cells (RBC).…

Q: 9) A nurse

A: Answer 8) An order is written for 10 mL of a 10% calcium chloride injection and 10 mL of…

Q: Lymphatic ducts

A: Lymphatic system consists of a network of vessels, tissues, and ducts that carry a clear fluid…

Q: 4- Lacunae 3

A: Bones tissue of an individual is the rigid structure that protects different organs of the body. Red…

Q: State a meaning of each word element, and givea medical term that uses it or a slight variationof…

A: Medical Terminology -- Medical word origin are usually from the Greek and Latin Languages , but to…

Q: pathophysiology meningitis vs encephalitis (etiology, clinical manifestations, inflammatory…

A: Neurological problems take many months to get recovered. Early diagnosis and treatment would be…

Q: who is florence nightingale

A: Nursing is a field of medical care that aims to provide patient or client-centered care to all…

Q: Beginning to feel better a. decline b. convalescence c. illness d. prodromal period

A: Microbes are tiny organisms that are not visible to the naked eye and are harmful to us. Infection…

Q: Meningitis important facts

A: First, we will see the meaning of meningitis. A thin layer of tissue that is present as a cover on…

Q: treatments for Parkinson's Disease

A: Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder that mainly affects movement and…

Q: What type of infection is this in the foot

A: Toe nail abnormality There are several abnormality associated with toenails, like fungal infection,…

Q: 5 diseases that cause pathognomonic injury

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Q: The presence of an outer pla embrane The presence of some type c

A: The cells are the basic and basic unit of life. All the organisms are made from differing kinds of…

Q: ICD-10-PCS CODE FOR EAR PIERCING (EAR LOBE)

A: ICD-10-PCS is a coding system for diseases. In this, ICD stands for International Classification of…

Q: A patient has complained of being dizzy. Is this a sign or symptom? O Both O Neither O Symptom O…

A: Sings and symptoms are used as indications of disease or medical condition. The sign is something…

Q: A summary on bell's palsy

A: A disease is a state of unhealthiness of the physical body, mind and social interaction. A disease…

Q: Unaffected male Affected male Unaffected female Affected female

A: Given: A pedigree Red color - affected Blue color - unaffected

Q: sign (+) for positive and a "minus" sign(-)

A: Carbohydrates Proteins Lipids Elements C; O, and H C; H; O; N       P, S C; H; O Ratio of H: O…

Q: pathophysiology  pain (stages, pathways, types, clinical manifestation, etc)

A: Pain is described as an unpleasant bodily sensation or a collection of sensations that produces mild…

Q: Meningococcal Meningitis important facts

A: Meninges are three membranes which covers the brain and spinal cord.These three meninges are dura…

Q: Types of cancer

A: Cancer refers to a large number of diseases that are characterized by the development of abnormal…

Q: ............ prediction of the probable outcome of a disease, death or survival

A: The prognosis is the prediction of a course of disease following it's onset. Prognosis refers to the…

Q: 1. Definition of GUILLAIN BARRE SYNDROME 2. Sign's and symptoms

A: Introduction:-  Guillain-Barre syndrome is disorder in which the immune system disturbs the nerves…

Q: pathophysiology Neurological assessment (GCS, ICP, CCP, ect)

A: Pathophysiology linked to neurological disorders and the importance of neurological assessment: The…

Q: conclution about interpretation of arrythmias from ECG

A: Arrhythmia refers to the abnormal rhythm of heartbeats caused by a defect in the conduction system…