Answer:
D. Both of the subjects.
Explanation:
Even though these episodes cannot be explained on the basis of the pharmacological properties of the drug being tested or the subjects' medical history, the episodes occurred during study procedures, so it is necessary for the investigator to send an SAE report to both patients, since everything that happens in a study must be reported.
Answer:
A. open the belly cavity
Explanation:
Step 1: Lay the rabbit on it's back with it's hind legs facing you. Separate a hind leg by cutting along the seam of the thigh muscle until you expose the leg joint. Push the leg back until the joint separates.
Step 2: Follow through with your knife, making a few small cuts to remove the leg. Repeat on the other side.
Step 3: Lift a forequarter by the elbow joint and cut all around the shoulder area until the leg comes off—it should separate easily. Repeat with the other forequarter.
Step 4: Flip the rabbit belly side down. Run your knife along either side of the spine and down the rib cage to release a bit of each loin; then you can pull away the rest of it—the belly flaps will remain attached to the carcass. Cut each loin in half.
I believe it is C because more time is more experience
Biking because Cardiovascular endurance improves your heart endurance
Solid tipped IUPC design avoids pressure or becomes lodged against the uterine wall as may occur with fluid filled IUPC.
In fluid filled IUPC:
1. A catheter tip may become wedged against the uttering wall or fetal part preventing recording of pressure data or causing a distorted or truncated waveform.
2. A catheter tip in relation to external pressure transducer position may record inaccurate pressure readings.
3. Meconium, vernix, or blood may obstruct catheter
4. Air in catheter may change pressure waveform or provide inaccurate pressure data.
