Which of the following drug administration routes is the most appropriate for a patient who has nausea and vomiting?
A) sublingual
B) rectal
C) buccal
D) oral
B
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Which type of fire hydrants are designed for use in climates that have freezing temperatures?
A. Dry-barrel hydrants B. Wet-barrel hydrants C. Cold-weather hydrants D. Warm-weather hydrants
A patient who was transported by EMS for a laceration on her arm is suing the service and the hospital because her laceration became infected, resulting in loss of the extremity. However, it becomes known that the patient was appropriately treated by EMS and the emergency department, but failed to seek follow-up medical care at a health clinic and did not take the antibiotics that were prescribed to her. Which element would most likely be used by the medical community as a defense in this case?
A) Res ipsa loquitor B) Proximate cause C) Contributory negligence D) Intentional tort
Which of the following factors would explain why there is a weaker grip on the ulnar side of the hand?
a. Active finger flexion range of motion (ROM) increases from the radial to the ulnar side of the hand, lending to increased occurrence of active insufficiency of the ulnar digits. b. Active finger flexion ROM increases from the ulnar to the radial side of the hand, lending to increased occurrence of active insufficiency of the radial digits. c. Active finger flexion is the same in all fingers. d. Weaker grip is not possible with the ulnar side of the hand.
Goldberg-Maxwell syndrome: ________
Fill in the blank with correct ICD-10 code.