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What process does the human body use to achieve natural hemostasis?
 a. coagulation
  b. compensation
  c. transfusion
  d. transmission

Question 2

What would the circulating RN assess by weighing soiled sponges after use in a surgical procedure on a neonate?
 a. blood loss
  b. contamination
  c. irrigation totals
  d. potential retained object



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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