Motor neurons are called ________, meaning that they transmit messages away from the cell body to the muscles and organs

A construction foreman has been stabbed in the right anterior chest with a screwdriver by an angry worker. He is conscious and oriented and complaining of pain to the injury site. Prior to your arrival, he removed the screwdriver. Your primary assessment reveals a patent airway, adequate breathing, and strong radial pulse. Based on these findings, you should:

A) administer oxygen through a nonrebreather mask. B) take manual inline spinal stabilization. C) insert a nasopharyngeal airway. D) open the airway using the jaw-thrust maneuver.

What undesirable effect does collimation reduce?

What will be an ideal response?