As the _______________ close, the sutures of the skull are formed.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
fontanels
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a. identifying risk factors for stroke. b. determining if there is a family history of stroke. c. recognizing the signs of a stroke. d. determining the type of stroke.
A patient has been splashed in the face with battery acid. He now complains of being unable to see anything and of severe burning to his face. You observe that he is holding both eyes tightly shut and has significant burns on his cheeks and eyelids. In this situation, the EMT would assess the eyes:
A) Prior to assessing the airway B) After completing the primary assessment C) After determining the patient's level of consciousness D) Following implementation of spine motion restriction precautions
In low-perfusion patients, what site would be best for monitoring SpO2?
a. Finger b. Earlobe c. Nose d. Forehead
Which of the following was the first milestone of occupational therapy (OT) involvement in work programs?
A. "Prevocational" programs were accepted as OT intervention B. Eleanor Clarke Slagle created a work program at Hull House in Chicago C. Florence Cromwell established norms on prevocational tests for the disabled D. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) unveiled a comprehen-sive approach to ergonomics to decrease musculoskeletal disorders