As you walk into a residence, you see a 3-year-old boy who looks at you and smiles. He is leaning forward and has visible retractions and accessory muscle use. His skin appears normal. Which component of the Pediatric Assessment Triangle is affected in this patient?

The loss of blood to a part of the body.

A. gangrene B. desanguination C. necrosis D. devascularization

Apocrine sweat glands are not associated with which of the following?

A. Most numerous in arm pits and groin B. Activated primarily by heat C. Produce sweat with a high amount of protein D. Become active during puberty E. Produce thicker sweat than eccrine glands