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Multiple MVA - when to call for more resources? (Book answer) - ANSWER En route to the call Spinal immob when? - ANSWER During scene size up First action during scene size up? (Book answer) - ANSWER Scene safety Purpose of scene size up - ANSWER Determine add'l resources needed When does scene size up begin? - ANSWER Once the call is received What to do first when evaluating pt inside car? - ANSWER Turn off engine Using posture and positive actions or words to encourage the pt...

Level 1 Trauma Center - ANSWER Regional Trauma Center, All types of specialty surgical care 24/7, (Surgical suites, Surgeons, Blood, CT, X-Ray ... all in house), Tertiary - all levels of care Ex... County USC, Cedars, UCLA- Ronald Regan, UCLA- Harbor General Level 2 Trauma Center - ANSWER Area Trauma Center, Most common trauma emergencies with surgical capabilities 24/7, (can handle most common types of trauma) Ex.... St. Francis Level 3 Trauma Center - ANSWER Community Trauma Cente...

Maryville University NURS FNP REVIEW Allergies to PCN use macrolides, fluoroquinolones to tx when allergies to ? Blepharitis inflammation of eyelides, TX baby shampoo, warm compresses Sialolithiasis stones w/i the salivary glands or the salivary gland ducts. Painful lump on jaw that comes and goes. typically present pain and swelling in the involved gland, these symptoms are usually aggravated by eating or by anticipation of eating. Otitis media inflammation of middle ear/inner, eryt...

SMARTY PANCE Women's Health Frothy, clear - white or yellow-green to gray adherent vaginal discharge, dysuria, vaginal pruritis. Vulvar and cervical erythema. Flagellated protozoa - Trichomonas What is the most common cause of secondary amenorrhea? - Pregnancy *Prolapse of the rectum* into the back wall of the vagina - Rectocele HCG, TSH, Prolactin. Progesterone challenge. - Amenorrhea Fishy odor, Thin grayish vaginal discharge, Clue cells - Bacterial vaginitis; Gardnerella vaginal...

NR 325 MEDSURGE 2 FINAL EXAM BLUE PRINT.Cervical cord injury-With head injury, select all that apply nursing assessment and interventions for cervical vital signs, hypovolemic shock Look at case study Check ICP, suspect spine injury with head, Shock: tachypnea, tachycardia, hypotension Spinal cord injury- meds: glucocorticoids, vasopressors, muscle relaxers (baclofen), stool softeners Neurogenic shock S/S: occurs after SCI for several days to weeks. Symptoms: hypotension, dependent edema, tem...

Board Examinations, Questions and answers. 2022 update. Graded A+ Document Content and Description Below Question that I was able to remember  Basal Cell Cancer: Question description and the fact that it doesn’t have any tx (Hints: Waxy, pearly, telangiectasia, ulcer center lesion Basal cell- mos t prevalent skin cancer, pearly domed nodule with overlying telangiectatic vessels, maybe plaque, maybe papule, may see central ulceration and crusting, deepest layer of the epidermis, Dx gold st...

PHTLS Block Exam Already Rated A+ Level 1 Trauma Center Ans- Regional Trauma Center, All types of specialty surgical care 24/7, (Surgical suites, Surgeons, Blood, CT, X-Ray ... all in house), Tertiary - all levels of care Ex... County USC, Cedars, UCLA- Ronald Regan, UCLA- Harbor General Level 2 Trauma Center Ans- Area Trauma Center, Most common trauma emergencies with surgical capabilities 24/7, (can handle most common types of trauma) Ex.... St. Francis Level 3 Trauma Center Ans- Com...

49 year old male with inferior wal MI resulting from 100% occlusion of the RCA. The 12 lead reveals ST elevation in leads II, III, aVF. Where would you see reciprocal changes? - ANS-I, aVL RCA perfuses inferior wall and reciprocal changes would be seen in high lateral wall which is reflected in I and aVL. 46 yo w: pneumonia and sepsis. Treated with 4 days of abs and fluids. Increasingly SOB and now 100% via non-rebreather. ABG 7.20, paCO2 68, PaO2 102, HCO3 28. Bilateral infiltrates...

Level 1 Trauma Center - ANSWER-Regional Trauma Center, All types of specialty surgical care 24/7, (Surgical suites, Surgeons, Blood, CT, X-Ray ... all in house), Tertiary - all levels of care Ex... County USC, Cedars, UCLA- Ronald Regan, UCLA- Harbor General Level 2 Trauma Center - ANSWER-Area Trauma Center, Most common trauma emergencies with surgical capabilities 24/7, (can handle most common types of trauma) Ex.... St. Francis Level 3 Trauma Center - ANSWER-Community Trauma Cente...

Level 1 Trauma Center - Correct answer-Regional Trauma Center, All types of specialty surgical care 24/7, (Surgical suites, Surgeons, Blood, CT, X-Ray ... all in house), Tertiary - all levels of care Ex... County USC, Cedars, UCLA- Ronald Regan, UCLA- Harbor General Level 2 Trauma Center - Correct answer-Area Trauma Center, Most common trauma emergencies with surgical capabilities 24/7, (can handle most common types of trauma) Ex.... St. Francis Level 3 Trauma Center - Correct answer-Com...