The Science of Adapting Work and Working Conditions to Complement

question 74

Multiple Choice

The science of adapting work and working conditions to complement employees and to suit customers is called:

• A)physiology.
• B)ergonomics.
• C)layout design.
• D)kinesiology.

Understand the relationship between the acid-base status of a patient and the process of gas exchange.

Interpret the implications of a patient's differential white blood cell count in evaluating the adequacy of gas exchange.

Assess the adequacy of a patient's ventilation through specific assessment findings.

Analyze arterial blood gas results to understand patient conditions.

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Definitions:

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