Ventricular fibrillation has
A) P waves and QRS complexes. B) P waves but no QRS complexes.
C) no P waves or QRS complexes. D) QRS complexes but no T waves.
C
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A) 25 B) 100 C) 50 D) 80
When assessing a male patient who was punched in the face by another man, you detect blood in the white part of his eye. As such, you would recognize injury to what optical structure?
A) Sclera B) Cornea C) Lens D) Retina
Black male athletes have become valuable entertainment commodities in sports emphasizing power and domination partly because
A. whites have simply refused to compete with blacks in most power sports. B. many whites are fascinated by the movements of black male bodies. C. black men have been segregated in schools that emphasize sports. D. black men have special techniques for dealing with anxiety in sports.
The focused assessment of a responsive medical patient is guided by:
A. the patient's reason for calling EMS. B. information obtained from the dispatcher. C. your general impression of the patient. D. your perception of the patient's problem.