According to standard clinical instructions, correct position is “Lying with head elevated”.
The elevation of head should up upto 30 to 40 degrees.

Peaked T waves is a sign of Hyperkalemia.
Hyperkalemia is high level of Potassium in blood.

Myometrium is the middle muscle layer of of Uterus.
Myometrium is the strong muscle part of the Uterus that helps in Menstruation (to push out the blood) and Childbirth (to push out the baby out).
There are three layers of Uterus which are Endometrium, Myometrium and Perimetrium.

Sepsis is a serious reaction that occurs when body reacts against any infection but the reaction is so severe which can cause of damage the body organ.
A hallmark symptom of sepsis is a combination of fever or low body temperature, high heart rate, confusion or altered mental status.

It tells us how fast the medicine starts working.
For example, If you take a pill and after 20 minutes, half of it is in your blood, then the absorption half life is 20 minutes.

IV flow rate can be regulated by two main ways which are Manually and Automatically.
In Manual regulate method, IV flow rate is controlled by Roller Clamp.
In Automatically regulate method, IV flow rate is controlled by machine that is also known as Infusion Pump.

Kidney is considered the main organ of excretion.
The Kidney filter the blood, remove the waste products and excess substances and producing urine.
The human excretory system is also known as Urinary System.
Human excretory system consist of four main organs which are Kidney, Ureters, Urinary Bladder and Urethra.

hCG stands for Human Chronic Gonadotropin.
During pregnancy, the placenta produces hCG (hormone), which can be detected in both blood and urine.
Blood tests are more sensitive regarding pregnancy test as compare to urine test; blood test provides early result after 10 days of conception.
There are two types of hCG blood test which are Qualitative hCG test and Quantitative hCG test.