Aconite - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Aconite -:- Acute condition + sudden fright. Fear of death. <Cold, want to be covered. Thirsty for cold drinks. Restless. Ailments from shock, fright, cold, or dry wind. Allium cepa -:- For common colds or allergies, or coryza with HA. Nasal discharge is ACRID; tears are BLAND. <Warmth. >Open air. Burning pains. Sx can move from L to R side. Anacardium Orientale 2 | P a g e | G r a d e A + | 2 0 2 4 / 2 0 2 5 Excel! 2 0 2 4 /2025 | © copyright | This work may n...

HSCI 390 Exam 3 with Questions and Answers First poisons discovered in the ___________ Age ANSWER Stone (plants and animals) Poisons were used in bow hunting beginning in the ____________ Age ANSWER Metal Ancient book by Georg Ebers recording poisons and poisonings ANSWER Ebers Papyrus Poisons included in Ebers Papyrus ANSWER hemlock, aconite, opium and metals (arsenic, lead, copper, antimony) relevant poison from ancient times to current day ANSWER aconite Poison arrows were r...

NCCAOM Acupuncture Exam Questions with Answers All Correct Indirect Moxa for Scrofula, TB, early stage of skin ulcers and boils, poisonous snake bites - Answer-Garlic Indirect moxa for yang collapse, ab pain, vomiting, diarrhea, PROLONGED DYSENTERY - Answer-Salt Indirect moxa that warms yang and expels cold, impotence, premature ejaculation, and decline of Ming Men Fire - Answer-Monkshood (Aconite) Small Intestine Pathway - Answer-BL41, BL11, DU14, CV17, CV13, CV12, GB1, TW22, BL1, ST...

MIDWIFERY NARM PREP EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. GRADED A+ Shock - define physiological process - -Progressively diminishing tissue perfusion resulting in oxygen deprivation at the cellular level, resulting in organ failure Shock - signs & symptoms - -extreme fatigue, anxiety, diminished responsiveness, pupil dilation, pale skin (poor perfusion), cool clammy skin, tachypnea, fetal distress (FHTs), tachycardia (progressing to bradycardia when severe), dropping BP Shock - treatmen...

Shock - define physiological process CORRECT ANSWER Progressively diminishing tissue perfusion resulting in oxygen deprivation at the cellular level, resulting in organ failure Shock - signs & symptoms CORRECT ANSWER extreme fatigue, anxiety, diminished responsiveness, pupil dilation, pale skin (poor perfusion), cool clammy skin, tachypnea, fetal distress (FHTs), tachycardia (progressing to bradycardia when severe), dropping BP Shock - treatment CORRECT ANSWER 1. Call for help 2. Ck for o...

Cantharis - UTI with intolerable urging < urination. Burns with blistering. Sx have rapid onset. > Movement. > Cold, but < cold drinks. Strong sexual desires. SRP: scalding urine passes DROP BY DROP. SRP: thirst but no desire to drink. Arnica Montana - Bruising, mm sprain or strain, shock, after any trauma, head injury. Will not admit illness, refuse to see Dr. > Alone, lying on injured part. < Jarring, touch. Feels what they are lying on is TOO HARD. Injured part ...

Shock - define physiological process Progressively diminishing tissue perfusion resulting in oxygen deprivation at the cellular level, resulting in organ failure Shock - signs & symptoms extreme fatigue, anxiety, diminished responsiveness, pupil dilation, pale skin (poor perfusion), cool clammy skin, tachypnea, fetal distress (FHTs), tachycardia (progressing to bradycardia when severe), dropping BP Shock - treatment 1. Call for help 2. Ck for open airway and adjust prn 3. Give...

Aconite - Answer- All ailments acute or chronic are attended by fear of death and the feeling that death is imminent or near. Sudden severe complaints that arise from shock that threatened the life of the person and are attended with an AGONIZING FEAR OF DEATH. PANIC STATES accompanied by: sudden, violent palpitations, red face, one-sided numbness, faint feeling, perspiration, trembling, vertigo, dyspnea, and fear of death. Calm between panic states Suddenly awakens with fear 10-15 mins af...

Shock - define physiological process - correct answer Progressively diminishing tissue perfusion resulting in oxygen deprivation at the cellular level, resulting in organ failure Shock - signs & symptoms - correct answer extreme fatigue, anxiety, diminished responsiveness, pupil dilation, pale skin (poor perfusion), cool clammy skin, tachypnea, fetal distress (FHTs), tachycardia (progressing to bradycardia when severe), dropping BP Shock - treatment - correct answer 1. Call for help 2....

What is the complimentary DNA sequence to this sequence 5' - ATC CTT TAG GTT-3' 5'-AAC CTA AAG GAT-3' Which answer choice displays the tRNA anticodon of the mRNA codon 5'- UGA-3'? 5'-UCA-3' What would be the resulting mRNA sequence from the template strand with this sequence: 5'-CAG CTC GTC-3' 5'-GAC GAG CUG-3' What is the coding strand DNA that would be made from this template strand? 5'-AAA TAC CGG GAT-3' 5'-ATC CCG GTA TTT-3' What is the cod...