Alzheimer's is the MOST recognizable form of ________ in the elderly
A) delirium
B) dementia
C) dysarthia
D) bipolar disorder
Answer: B
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Let the patient know that radiographs have low exposure and remind them of the shielding equipment that you will be using. Remind the patient they may be excused from the practice. Explain that the dentist needs them to do a complete diagnosis. all of the above
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A. visualize the airway and look for any potential complications in advance of the intubation. B. ventilate and preoxygenate the patient but not handle any of the equipment required for the intubation. C. perform the intubation with assistance. D. help position the patient for a better view of the airway during the procedure.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A. Assisted ventilations with a bag-mask device B. IV therapy with up to a 500 mL normal saline bolus C. Suction of her airway for up to 15 seconds if needed D. Prompt transport and consideration of a paramedic intercept