The most important consideration when managing a premature infant is:
A) preventing the loss of body heat.
B) administering 100 percent oxygen.
C) determining blood glucose.
D) continuously suctioning the airway.
A
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a. Febrile seizure c. Hypoglycemia b. Meningitis d. Hypoxia
To make a correction on a PCR that you have written, you should:
a. completely black out the error before making the correction. b. destroy the PCR and rewrite it, making the correction. c. cross out the error with red ink, and write the correction above it. d. draw a single line through the error and initial it.
The final level of an ICD-10-CM tabular list subdivision is a(n) __________
a. code b. index c. subterm d. table
A 35-year-old female complains of an acute onset of pain to her left lower abdominal quadrant. During your assessment, she tells you that the pain moves around to her back and that she is experiencing a small amount of vaginal bleeding. This patient is MOST likely experiencing:
A. intrauterine cancer. B. a ruptured ovarian cyst. C. an ectopic pregnancy. D. gonorrhea or syphilis.