What is the most challenging aspect of emergency incident operations at a healthcare facility?
a. lack of rated partitions
b. pressurized oxygen supplies
c. ventilation
d. protection of non-ambulatory patients
Ans: d. protection of non-ambulatory patients
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Which of the following is NOT considered part of the assessment of severity of symptoms rec-ommended by the NAEPP and GOLD guidelines to modify level or dosage of corticosteroids?
a. Number of exacerbations b. Missed work or school days c. Pulmonary function d. Use of anticholinergics
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.A special drive and software is needed in order to record information onto a CD-R disc. 2.DSL and cable-modem access to the Internet is considered slow and ties up the telephone lines when used. 3.The terminology “booting the computer” refers to starting up the computer for use. 4.Software is a physical part of the computer.
When performing an oblique of the abdomen, which anatomical part would be expected to shift in the direction of the rotation (or with the rotation of the body)?
A. Kidneys B. Vertebrae C. Antrum of the stomach D. Rectum
As soon as you leave the hospital and are en route back to your station, you should inform the dispatcher:
A. whether you are back in service. B. that you are prepared for another call. C. of the name of the accepting physician. D. about the patient's clinical condition.