Entering a vial with a needle incorrectly may cause:
A) desiccation. B) precipitation.
C) a chemical reaction. D) coring.
D
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The most common medication error involves:
A) the dosage of the drug B) the correct route of administration C) the monitoring of side effects D) not noticing drug information or warnings
You have sealed the open chest wound of a 40-year-old male who was stabbed in the anterior chest. Your reassessment reveals that he is experiencing increasing respiratory distress and tachycardia, and is developing cyanosis. You should:
A. begin ventilatory assistance. B. partially remove the dressing. C. begin rapid transport at once. D. call for a paramedic ambulance.
Strategies for effective communication include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) being aware of body language. B) speaking quickly. C) responding defensively. D) using active listening skills.
When making an impression on a patient, what is the best way to prevent an airway obstruction?
What will be an ideal response?