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    Emp Attack Research Papers

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    America has become increasingly dependent on electricity. The fragility of electronics and increasing threats worldwide has led to the subject of this paper. How vulnerable is America to Electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack? What would most likely happen in such an event? What steps can be taken to prepare for an EMP attack? Research shows that Electromagnetic propagation is the silent threat that is not be focused on. The current power grid of the United States is unequipped to handle a large…

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    while on the go. A large LED display makes it possible to read your results outdoor regardless of the weather or the time of day. TemplR Finger Pulse Oximeter…

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    Furosemide Conclusion

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    Conclusion My hypothesis stated that Digitalis and Furosemide will both work upon the patient’s left side heart failure. However, the experiment concluded that only Digitalis was effective upon the patient’s condition. Administration of Furosemide led to a relatively quick death of the patient. I did not expect the patient to die while being administered Furosemide. In fact, I had hypothesized that while both drugs would work effectively upon the patient, that the Furosemide would work at a…

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    Thank you for your suggestion. It has been provided in Appendix with the help of current, each of the device, switches. Experimental set-up detail is required including the photograph of the set-up Thank you for your suggestion. It has been provided in the experimental results section. To the Reviewer 5: The authors appreciate your well-advised comments. Based on your comments, highlighted texts have been added in the new version of the manuscript. The authors didn 't mention, how the…

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    Vital Signs Lab Report

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    heart rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, and pulse oximetry. These vital signs and change of vital signs are affected by factors such as gender, race, genetics, lifestyle, exercise, and environment. This experiment focuses on the effect of exercise and physical conditioning on vital signs and the change of vital signs after performing exercise. Heart rate is measured by counting the number of pulse beats felt in an artery at a pulse point in the neck, at the carotid artery, or…

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    Capnography Monitoring

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    Next, the interdisciplinary team will develop an education module about OIRD, respiratory sedation assessment, use of capnography, and differences between use of capnography and pulse oximetry monitoring (Carlisle, 2015). Also, a short and concise handout about capnography can be distributed around the other units of the hospital. In addition, monthly collaboration meetings can help to share EBP projects results and outcomes between…

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    Coal Miners Suicide

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    months, basal BP > 180/100 mmHg, resting pulse rate > 120 bpm, Body Mass Index (BMI) > 35 kg/m2, injury-free; no history of hospitalization; previous involvement in yoga rehabilitation programs; neuromuscular conditions interfering with exercise tests; present and ex-smokers (smoking…

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    Impulse Oximetry

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    Introduction/Background Pulse oximetry (PO) is the one of most commonly used non-invasive medical device that evaluates the patient’s oxygen saturation in the peripheral arteries (SpO2). Thus, it alerts healthcare professionals and allow early detection of hypoxaemia in patients that requires prompt treatment. PO has become an essential tool that widely used in monitoring patients’ clinical conditions in intensive care, perioperative care, emergency care, acute and sub-acute healthcare…

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    discovering pneumonia such are blood tests, blood culture, pulse oximetry, urine antigen test. A Blood test gives a good indicator about whether a patient has pneumonia or not by counting the white blood cell number. Secondly, Blood culture should be applied by taking a sample of the patient's blood and analyzing it can lead to know if any foreign objects growing in the blood, so knowing the right antibiotics to get rid of it. Thirdly, pulse oximetry test is a test that checks how much…

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    Nursing Care Plan Essay

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    Respiratory rate 20 non-labored, producing a white material on the buccal mucosa; which does not wipe off with tongue blade. Other vital signs: temperature: 101.F, pulse: 100 BMP (regular), blood Pressure: 130/72mmHg, pulse oximeter: SAO 98% RA. Auscultation reveals decreased breath sounds, dull to percussion right lower lobe. End expiratory wheeze in right lower lobe, as well as an increased anterior-posterior diameter to chest wall, no rales…

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