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Which of the following represent the stimulated emission? E, E, E, hv = E,-E, E, O E, hv = E, - E, E,

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Which of the following represent the stimulated emission?
E,
E,
hv = E,-E,
E,
O E,
hv = E, - E,
E,

Which one of the following medical devices required more frequent Preventive
Maintenance (PM)?
Vital sign monitor
Syringe pump
O Defibrillator
O Infant Warmer

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