a. Allows the tropomyosin to move over, exposing the myosin binding sites on actin. b. Actively transports calcium ions into the sarcoplasmic reticulum. c. Energizes the power stro a. Allows the tropomyosin to move over, exposing the myosin binding sites on actin.
Neutropenic fever is a single oral temperature of 38.3 Âº C (101 Âº F) or a temperature of greater than 38.0 Âº C (100.4 Âº F) sustained for more than 1 hour in a patient with neutropenia. Upon initial evaluation, each patient should be assessed for risk of complications from severe infection.
Medical Definition of Pneumonic plague. Pneumonic plague: Infection of the lungs by Yersina pestis, the bacterial agent that causes the plague, a disease of animals (rodents and their fleas) and humans. The first signs of the pneumonic plague are fever, headache, weakness, and cough productive of bloody or watery sputum.