Your patient has a history of progressively worsening angina that comes on at rest. This most commonly indicates ________ angina
A) Prinzmetal's
B) Ludwig's
C) decubitus
D) unstable angina
D
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Your patient is a 30-year-old machinist who had his right hand caught in a press. Upon extrication, there is no evidence of significant trauma. You should:
A) splint the hand in the position found, elevate above the heart, apply ice. B) splint in position of function, start an IV of normal saline, consider morphine for analgesia. C) wrap the hand in a bulky dressing held in place by an elastic bandage. D) apply oxygen by nonrebreather, splint using a sling and swath, insert a large-bore IV of lactated Ringer's.
When using the OPQRST mnemonic, the EMT is getting information as it applies to the "P" category when she asks:
A) "Do you feel more short of breath when you are lying down?" B) "Does the chest pain spread to your back?" C) "What time did the symptoms start?" D) "Can you rate the pain on a scale of 1 to 10?"
__________ the time the physician spends on the patient's hospital unit or floor, as well as the time the physician spends at the patient's bedside, collecting history, performing the physical examination, making medical decisions, providing counseling to the patient and/or family, and/or coordinating care during the E/M service
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Otosclerosis is the condition in which the ________ are prevented from vibrating and send the sound waves further on
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