What role does the integumentary system play in respiration?
The tonsils in the pharynx produce immunity.
All of these answers
The brainstem regulates the respiratory rate.
The ribs and sternum protect the lungs and bronchi.
Receptors in the skin can alter the respiratory rate.
Receptors in the skin can alter the respiratory rate.
Rationale: While all of these statements are true statements, only the receptors in the skin are part of the integumentary system.
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A) tell you his or her name, his or her location, and what day it is. B) respond only to a stimulus such as the EMT rubbing his sternum with his knuckles. C) respond to speaking or shouting by opening the eyes. D) talk spontaneously and respond to the EMT's questions.
An objective statement made in a prehospital patient care report meets all of the following criteria EXCEPT which one?
A) Verifiable B) Observable C) Measurable D) Biased
A condition wherein the air is inside the thoracic cavity but not in the lungs is called a:
A. pneumothorax. B. pneumonia. C. pleural effusion. D. hemothorax.
Process and evaluate projections
a. First b. Second c. Third d. Fourth e. Fifth f. Sixth g. Seventh