| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Aug 02 02:18PM > 1. What is the name given to a trolley containing various types > of equipment used to respond to emergency situations, such as > cardiac arrest? crash cart > 2. What term refers to a nurse who is available for assignment on > an ad hoc basis? floater > 4. What emergency is designated "Code Blue"? cardiac arrest > 5. What is the purpose of a thrombolytic medication? breaking up a blood clot > 6. What is the name for the arrythmia in which the heart contracts > in a chaotic, uncoordinated way? fibrillation > 8. What """does""" an Accu-Chek device test? blood sugar > the male became king but the throne would descend through his > rival's line. Name *either* of the rival heirs to Henry I: > his daughter or his nephew. Stephen > succeeded to the throne and ruled for 10 years, but spent only > a few months of this in England since he was always going off > on wars, such as the Third Crusade. Name him. Richard I > his son, who fought in the Eighth Crusade, conquered Wales, and > waged war against Scotland, defeating the rebel William Wallace. > Name this king, who reigned until 1307. Edward I > his son, who defeated the French at Agincourt and various other > places. As a result he was named heir to the French throne, > although he died before he could inherit it. Name him. Henry V > regency and the son's eventual ineffectual rule, Britain lost > most of its territory in France, and then the king found himself > involved in another civil war. Name him. Henry VI > himself and his rival from the House of York, who was his third > cousin. The cousin took it for keeps when Henry VI was imprisoned > and then murdered in 1471, and ruled until 1483. Name him. Edward IV > his son, who would also become King of Ireland, who fought > against the French and the Scots, and whose turbulent private > life would have world-changing consequences. Name him. Henry VIII > 8. King Henry VIII of England died in 1547. He was succeeded by > his 9-year-old son, who never took the throne in his own right > since he himself died in 1553. Name him. Edward VI > vice-president, who had been mentioned alongside Tippecanoe in > Harrison's campaign slogan. Name this successor, who broke with > the Whig Party and arranged for the annexation of Texas. John Tyler > 10. Henry Ford didn't die in 1918, but he did turn over the > presidency of the Ford Motor Co. to his son. Name him. Edsel Ford; Henry Ford Jr. -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Aug 02 11:11PM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:PPGdne6dA7k46LvCnZ2dnUU7- > are based on these terms, though we may not use exactly the same > definitions as Dr. Lam. > 7. What """does""" FRCPC after a doctor's name mean? Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Chirurgeons > 8. What """does""" an Accu-Chek device test? glucose in the blood > 9. Tachycardia refers to an accelerated heart rate; what name is > given to the opposite condition, an abnormally slow heart rate? bradycardia > the male became king but the throne would descend through his > rival's line. Name *either* of the rival heirs to Henry I: > his daughter or his nephew. Matilda > succeeded to the throne and ruled for 10 years, but spent only > a few months of this in England since he was always going off > on wars, such as the Third Crusade. Name him. Richard II > his son, who fought in the Eighth Crusade, conquered Wales, and > waged war against Scotland, defeating the rebel William Wallace. > Name this king, who reigned until 1307. Edward II > himself and his rival from the House of York, who was his third > cousin. The cousin took it for keeps when Henry VI was imprisoned > and then murdered in 1471, and ruled until 1483. Name him. Richard III > his son, who would also become King of Ireland, who fought > against the French and the Scots, and whose turbulent private > life would have world-changing consequences. Name him. Henry VIII > 8. King Henry VIII of England died in 1547. He was succeeded by > his 9-year-old son, who never took the throne in his own right > since he himself died in 1553. Name him. Edward VI > vice-president, who had been mentioned alongside Tippecanoe in > Harrison's campaign slogan. Name this successor, who broke with > the Whig Party and arranged for the annexation of Texas. John Tyler > 10. Henry Ford didn't die in 1918, but he did turn over the > presidency of the Ford Motor Co. to his son. Name him. Edsel Ford -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com |
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Aug 03 02:55AM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:PPGdne6dA7k46LvCnZ2dnUU7- > 1. What is the name given to a trolley containing various types > of equipment used to respond to emergency situations, such as > cardiac arrest? Crash cart > 2. What term refers to a nurse who is available for assignment on > an ad hoc basis? Floater > arrived VSA. This is not good. Expand the acronym or just > explain the situation. > 4. What emergency is designated "Code Blue"? Blood pressure drop below a safe level > in a chaotic, uncoordinated way? > 7. What """does""" FRCPC after a doctor's name mean? > 8. What """does""" an Accu-Chek device test? Blood glucose level > 9. Tachycardia refers to an accelerated heart rate; what name is > given to the opposite condition, an abnormally slow heart rate? Hypochardia > 10. Which heart valve connects the left atrium and the left > ventricle? Left auricle > succeeded to the throne and ruled for 10 years, but spent only > a few months of this in England since he was always going off > on wars, such as the Third Crusade. Name him. Richard the Lionheart > his son, who fought in the Eighth Crusade, conquered Wales, and > waged war against Scotland, defeating the rebel William Wallace. > Name this king, who reigned until 1307. James I; James II > regency and the son's eventual ineffectual rule, Britain lost > most of its territory in France, and then the king found himself > involved in another civil war. Name him. Charles II; Charles III > his son, who would also become King of Ireland, who fought > against the French and the Scots, and whose turbulent private > life would have world-changing consequences. Name him. Henry VIII > vice-president, who had been mentioned alongside Tippecanoe in > Harrison's campaign slogan. Name this successor, who broke with > the Whig Party and arranged for the annexation of Texas. Tyler > 10. Henry Ford didn't die in 1918, but he did turn over the > presidency of the Ford Motor Co. to his son. Name him. Edsel Ford Pete Gayde |
| Calvin <334152@gmail.com>: Aug 02 10:20PM -0700 On Sunday, August 2, 2020 at 6:13:31 PM UTC+10, Mark Brader wrote: > the male became king but the throne would descend through his > rival's line. Name *either* of the rival heirs to Henry I: > his daughter or his nephew. Matilda > succeeded to the throne and ruled for 10 years, but spent only > a few months of this in England since he was always going off > on wars, such as the Third Crusade. Name him. Richard I > his son, who fought in the Eighth Crusade, conquered Wales, and > waged war against Scotland, defeating the rebel William Wallace. > Name this king, who reigned until 1307. Edward I > his son, who defeated the French at Agincourt and various other > places. As a result he was named heir to the French throne, > although he died before he could inherit it. Name him. Henry V > regency and the son's eventual ineffectual rule, Britain lost > most of its territory in France, and then the king found himself > involved in another civil war. Name him. Henry VI, Richard II > himself and his rival from the House of York, who was his third > cousin. The cousin took it for keeps when Henry VI was imprisoned > and then murdered in 1471, and ruled until 1483. Name him. Edward IV > his son, who would also become King of Ireland, who fought > against the French and the Scots, and whose turbulent private > life would have world-changing consequences. Name him. Henry VIII > 8. King Henry VIII of England died in 1547. He was succeeded by > his 9-year-old son, who never took the throne in his own right > since he himself died in 1553. Name him. Edward VI > vice-president, who had been mentioned alongside Tippecanoe in > Harrison's campaign slogan. Name this successor, who broke with > the Whig Party and arranged for the annexation of Texas. Frankin, Arthur > 10. Henry Ford didn't die in 1918, but he did turn over the > presidency of the Ford Motor Co. to his son. Name him. Edsel cheers, calvin |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Aug 02 10:24PM -0700 On 8/2/20 1:13 AM, Mark Brader wrote: > arrived VSA. This is not good. Expand the acronym or just > explain the situation. > 4. What emergency is designated "Code Blue"? respiratory failure > 5. What is the purpose of a thrombolytic medication? break up blood clots > 6. What is the name for the arrythmia in which the heart contracts > in a chaotic, uncoordinated way? fibrillation > 7. What """does""" FRCPC after a doctor's name mean? > 8. What """does""" an Accu-Chek device test? blood oxygen levels > the male became king but the throne would descend through his > rival's line. Name *either* of the rival heirs to Henry I: > his daughter or his nephew. Matilda > succeeded to the throne and ruled for 10 years, but spent only > a few months of this in England since he was always going off > on wars, such as the Third Crusade. Name him. Richard the Lion-hearted > his son, who defeated the French at Agincourt and various other > places. As a result he was named heir to the French throne, > although he died before he could inherit it. Name him. Henry V > regency and the son's eventual ineffectual rule, Britain lost > most of its territory in France, and then the king found himself > involved in another civil war. Name him. Henry VI > himself and his rival from the House of York, who was his third > cousin. The cousin took it for keeps when Henry VI was imprisoned > and then murdered in 1471, and ruled until 1483. Name him. Richard III > his son, who would also become King of Ireland, who fought > against the French and the Scots, and whose turbulent private > life would have world-changing consequences. Name him. Henry VIII > 8. King Henry VIII of England died in 1547. He was succeeded by > his 9-year-old son, who never took the throne in his own right > since he himself died in 1553. Name him. Edward VI > vice-president, who had been mentioned alongside Tippecanoe in > Harrison's campaign slogan. Name this successor, who broke with > the Whig Party and arranged for the annexation of Texas. Tyler > 10. Henry Ford didn't die in 1918, but he did turn over the > presidency of the Ford Motor Co. to his son. Name him. Edsel Ford -- Dan Tilque |
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