What is the preferred access site for intraosseous infusion in both pediatric and adult patients?
A) Distal tibia
B) Proximal humerus
C) Distal femur
D) Proximal tibia
D
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What should be kept in the patient's medical record?
A. A copy of letters sent to the patient B. A notation of letters sent to the patient C. Telephone messages leading to a letter from the physician D. Drafts of the physician's letter
You are transporting an 18-year-old male who has been injured in a motor-vehicle collision. He has a decreased level of consciousness and has suffered injuries to his head, chest, and lower right leg. When you are conducting the reassessment of the patient's head and neck, which one of the following is appropriate?
A) Maintaining an airway with the head-tilt, chin-lift maneuver B) Placing a sterile dressing in the right ear, which is oozing blood C) Taking time to carefully re-palpate the face and scalp D) Carefully removing the cervical collar to reassess the back of the neck
Which attitude is more likely to gain the patient's trust with respect to the radiographer's ability?
a. "I know this is an uncomfortable procedure, so I'll be as quick as possible." b. "This is an easy procedure, but I need you to help by slowly closing." c. "I always gag on the back ones, so I understand your apprehension." d. "A small mouth makes it difficult, but this will only be for a few seconds."
The infrastructure for patient engagement requirements, including the ability to access and view records online, is referred to as a(n):
A. electronic health record. B. data exchange. C. patient portal. D. electronic capture tool.