A deep heating modality is capable of heating to ________ cm depth at 40°C

A ________ is an unlighted instrument with movable parts that, when inserted into a cavity, can be spread apart for ease of visualization, allowing a tissue sample to be removed

a. scope b. speculum c. probe d. trocar

Myoglobin, potassium, phosphorus, lactic acid, and uric acid released into the circulatory system after extrication from entrapment cause an effect called:

A) alkalosis syndrome. B) compression syndrome. C) release-shock syndrome. D) compartment syndrome.