What is an early sign that a patient may be going into shock?
A) Increase in skin profusion
B) Decrease in blood pressure
C) Diaphoresis and anxiety
D) Poor skin turgor
Answer: C
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A) 150 to 200 mL/hour.
B) 500 to 600 mL/hour.
C) 100 to 125 mL/hour.
D) 250 to 275 mL/hour.
Normal, routine antepartum, delivery, and postpartum care are included in the global obstetric package, with only one code reported when a single medical group provides all services within the package
A) True B) False
HIV exposure
A) V01.79 B) V73.89 C) V08 D) V65.44
As you remove the needle from the patient's arm, you apply pressure to the puncture site and you should engage the safety mechanism immediately using: (Choose all that apply)A) your index finger.B) the edge of the sharps container.C) your thumb.D) the edge of the table.
What will be an ideal response?