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What is the Ishihara screening method and why is it administered to patients?
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Why is the ishihara method and why is it administrated to patients?
It is a test for color blindness. Without knowing more, it is impossible to say why. Colorblindness disqualifies people from getting a pilots license.
What type of separation method is screening?
it is it
What is the difference between primary and secondary screening of microorganisms?
primary screening is a solid agar plate assay method and is a qualitative method after which secondary screening is done,in which the microbes are screened in a liquid shake flask condition and assessed quantitatively.
How should patients be prepared for a thoracentesis?
The location of the fluid is pinpointed through x ray or ultrasound. Ultrasound is a more accurate method when the effusion is small. A sedative may be administered in some cases but is generally not recommended. Oxygen should.
Which method is used to separate parts of the solution when the entire solution can pass through a filter?
screening
Does coding drugs involve paying attention to both the method of administration and the quantity administered?
yes
When a child puts a block in a bucket in response to hearing a sound the method of hearing screening is what?
Conditioned Play Audiometry
What is the best screening tool to catch this type of cancer?
The PSA blood test is regarded as the best method of detection.
What is a method of separation that employs a system with two phases of matter a mobile phase and a stationary phase?
filtering straining screening
What is the best method to prevent injury from lifting and transferring patients?
Eliminate manual lifting
What is transfusion prepared from recipient's own blood is called?
Transfusion of your own blood (autologous) is the safest method but requires advance planning and not all patients are eligible.
Which method of taking temperature should not be used with patients who have recently suffered a heart attack?
rectal
