A woman with heart disease is prescribed furosemide 60 mg slow IV push over 3 minutes, stat. The hospital has on hand furosemide 20 mg per 2 mL ampule. How many mL are needed per dose?
A. 2 mL
B. 4 mL
C. 6 mL
D. 8 mL
Answer: C
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You are caring for a 47-year-old male patient with classical chest pain suggestive of a myocardial infarction. Based on your understanding of the cardiovascular system, you know he could be suffering from damage, narrowing, or blockage of what arteries?
A) Brachial arteries B) Femoral arteries C) Coronary arteries D) Pulmonary arteries
As you process specimens, some of them need to be transferred to another tube for shipping to a reference laboratory. Other specimens need to have aliquots sent to different sections of your laboratory. What is the proper way to label the secondary specimen containers?
A. Only the name of the patient needs to be on the secondary container. B. All patient information that is on the original specimen must appear on separated specimens. C. Only the laboratory accession number needs to be on the secondary container. D. All patient and phlebotomist information that is on the original specimen must appear on separated specimens.
A(n) __________ is completed using a scope that is inserted into the urethra to resect prostate tissue
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