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If an anticoagulant is added to the blood sample, the fluid portion of the blood sample is know as: A)plasma B)serum C)antiserum D)blood complement {Ans: A) Preventing clot formation with the addition of an anticoagulant will result in the fluid portion remaining as plasma. The fluid portion of a blood sample that is allowed to clot is serum.}For an adult, what are the normal values for Pulse, BP, Respirations, and Temperature? {Ans: Pulse=60-100bpm BP:Diastolic=60-90mmHg; Systolic=95-140mmHg Respirations=12-20breaths/min Temperature=97.7-99.5 degrees F}Which of the following measures absorbed doses: A)millicurie B)becquerel C)gray D)all of the above {Ans: C) Absorbed doses are measured in gray.}Which of the following statements about pentetreotide is TRUE: A)is labeled with 99mTc B)is a labeled antibody C)exhibits no human antimurine antibody (HAMA) effect D)excreted exclusively through the kidneys {Ans: C)it exhibits no human antimurine antibody (HAMA)effect. Pentetreotide is an analog of the hormone somatostatin that is labeled with 111In. It is a peptide rather than an antibody and for this reason does not induce the HAMA effect in patients.}It is safe to block a portion of the pulmonary circulation with MAA particles in patients with suspected PE because: A)# of injected particles block only a small