Multifocal atrial tachycardia (MAT) is usually triggered by congestive heart failure (CHF), acute mitral valve regurgitation, or an acute attack of:
A. indigestion.
B. coughing.
C. gout.
D. emphysema.
Answer: D
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A) deformity. B) distracting injuries. C) dislocations. D) diaphoresis.
A patient has sustained an injury to his arm from an unknown vesicant. After assessing the airway, breathing, and circulation, you should:
A) transport the patient to the hospital immediately. B) brush the powder from the skin. C) flush the injured area with water. D) apply a wet sterile dressing to the arm.
Which of the following statements is false regarding ventilation in the assist-control mode?
a. Every breath is supported by the ventila-tor. b. Usually ensures a minimum safe level of ventilation is given. c. Assist-control mode is typically applied using the volume control mode. d. It is usually applied with a backup rate of 5 to 8 breaths/min.
What are the requirements for a detailed type single organ system physical examination of the cardiovascular system?
A. Documentation of at least six elements identified by a bullet in shaded borders B. Documentation of at least nine elements identified by a bullet whether in a shaded or unshaded border C. Documentation of at least twelve elements identified by a bullet whether in a shaded or unshaded border D. Documentation of five to seven organ systems or body areas