Each upper limb is considered 9% of the body skin surface area
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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Which of the following statements about the administration of dextrose to the patient with a traumatic brain injury is TRUE?
A) Hypoglycemia is associated with a poorer neurologic outcome; if the blood glucose level is less than 60 mg/dL, administer 25 grams of dextrose. B) Hypoglycemia is inconsequential to neurologic outcome; assessing the blood glucose level is not a priority. C) Hyperglycemia is associated with a poorer neurologic outcome; never administer dextrose to a patient with traumatic brain injury. D) Hypoglycemia is associated with a poorer neurologic outcome. All patients with suspected traumatic brain injury who have an altered mental status should receive 25 grams of dextrose intravenously.
Faxed prescriptions for Schedule II drugs must be followed up by a:
a. written will that must be received by the pharmacy within seven days b. written prescription within seven days after the fax was submitted c. written letter reporting the prescription to the DEA d. written letter to the FDA confirming the DEA number of the practitioner
Dental hygienists have the ability to improve total health by ________
A) Applying laminates B) Restoring teeth C) Preventing dental diseases D) Managing health care E) None of the above
Infectious skin disorders include shingles, acne, and impetigo
Indicate whether the statement is true or false