Explain what a network is and give two examples.
What will be an ideal response?
A network is a collection of computers connected together by way of cables or wireless links so that they can exchange data with one another; for example,printers, fax modems, scanners, CD-ROM drives, tape backup units, and plotters.
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A patient's lungs are full of fluid and cannot transfer oxygen to the blood. As a result, she is in anaerobic metabolism. She has a decreased level of consciousness with a patent upper airway and inadequate respirations. Her pulse is rapid and weak. Which one of the following prehospital treatments would best address this situation?
A) High-concentration oxygen through a nonrebreather face mask B) Intravenous (IV) fluids administered by paramedics C) Positive pressure ventilation with supplemental oxygen D) Insertion of a nasal airway and oxygen through a nasal cannula
The increased pliability of the child's ribs makes him more prone to:
A) Bruising or other injury to the lungs B) Rib fractures and flail segments C) Cardiac arrest from heart damage D) Overinflation of the lungs
____ heating takes place when electromagnetic waves stimulate the molecules of a given material.
A. Infrared B. Induction C. Static D. Oxidation
Is the dose of radiation required to produce an acceptable image on the child patient the same as on an adult?
What will be an ideal response?