The "gold standard" for determining the presence of coronary artery disease is the

The area in the hollow space just lateral to the attachments of the sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle is called the:

A) Catchment B) Watershed C) Initial lymphatic D) Terminus

One sign of _________ is asterixis, a condition in which the patient's hands involuntary "flap" when he holds his hands up with the wrists flexed, such as signaling someone to stop

A) esophageal varices B) cirrhosis C) cholecystitis D) hepatic encephalopathy