Explanation

To find the normal weight of an adult who is 5'6" tall using the formula 

w=5.5(20+d),

we need to determine the value of d, which represents the number of inches one's height exceeds 5 feet.

Since 5'6" is 6 inches more than 5 feet, 

d=6.

Substitute 

d=6 into the formula:

w=5.5(20+6)

w=5.5(26)

w=143

Therefore, the normal weight of an adult who is 5'6" tall is 143 pounds.

Explanation

Medication applied in the way the surface of the body is called Topical Medication 

Additional information 

Oral medication is taken by mouth

I/V stands for intravenous, which is administered directly into a vein

.I/M is known as intramuscular, which is directly injected into muscle

Explanation

There are 8 parts of the Oxygen cylinder:

1. Cylinder
2. Valve
3. Regulator
4. Flow Meter
5. Pressure Guage
6. Humidifier Bottle
7. Tubing
8. Mask

Explanation

Levins Tube is a Nasogastric (NG) tube. 
It is inserted through the Nose.

It is used for gastric suction, irrigation, and administering medication.

It is made with a clear, thermo-sensitive PVC tube

Additional information:

Two types of NG tubes are in common use:

• the single-lumen tubes (Levin)
• the double-lumen sump (Salem's sump) tubes.
  

Explanation

A person who helps a patient/victim regain his/her consciousness/strength is called a Rescuer or First responder

Explanation

Vital Sign provides essential information about patients' psychological status.

There are four main Vital Sign which are:

• Pulse (heartbeat)
• Blood Pressure 
• Respiratory Rate (respiration)
• Temperature

Explanation

Chemical substances used on living tissues to inhibit the growth of microorganisms are called antiseptics.

Explanation

In pharmacies, POS data is used to reconcile patient clinical data 

POS stands for Point of Services

Explanation

Stiffness of joins affects the ability to perform daily activities

They reduced the range of motion and difficulty in the movement of joints

Heat relieves pain

• relaxes muscles
• promotes healing
• reduces tissue swelling
• decreases joint stiffness
  

Explanation

Mechanical Ventilation is administered when the patient is unable to maintain respiration.

It is also needed due to respiratory failure, lung injury, or during surgery

When anesthesia affects the ability to breathe independently