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Examination Questions and Answers in Basic Anatomy and Physiology
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Martin Caon
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978-981-10-2332-3
ISBN10:
1878
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Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 14
Which of the following is a statement of Boyle’s law?
Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 15
In which of the following situations would the greatest pressure be produced?
Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 16
Using “suction” to drain fluid is described correctly by which choice below? Creating a:
Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 17
Pressure is a quantity derived from force and the area in contact with the force. What is it that pressure measures?
Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 18
Which of the following is NOT used as a unit of pressure?
Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 19
When performing cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) why do you use the “heel” of the hand rather than the whole palm and fingers?
Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 20
Which choice correctly completes the sentence? Pressure is a:
Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 21
If a blood pressure is stated as 120 over 80 (in units of mm Hg) this means:
Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 22
The pressure, P, exerted by an intravenous infusion of saline at the level of the cannula must be great enough to overcome the venous blood pressure in the vein. It’s magnitude is given by: P = 10 × 1000 kg/m3 × head of liquid (in m), where 1000 kg/m3 is the density of saline?
Chapter: 12.4 /
Q: 23
Which of these statements about pressure in static liquids is NOT true? Pressure at a point in a liquid
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