Receipt of money that decreases the account balance is known as an adjustment.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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You respond to a motor vehicle collision in which a 22-year-old woman has suffered several cuts. You determine that the airway is patent and the patient is breathing adequately. The patient's blood pressure is maintaining at a stable level, and you estimate that she has lost approximately 10 percent of her circulating blood volume. She is alert and oriented but seems nervous. From these findings,
you would determine that your patient is in ________ hemorrhage. A) Class I B) Class II C) Class III D) Class IV
NFPA® 101® and NFPA® 5000 allow one person for every 20 square feet (1.85 m2) of classroom space
A. True B. False
The concept that immediately addresses problems encountered and yet does not interrupt the assessment sequence and not increase scene time is called:
a. rapid survey b. load and go c. priority patients d. "fix-it" process
John is a 36-year-old Asian male who was admitted to the hospital after complaining of significant LUQ pain that radiates to the left flank. He indicated the pain was constant and worse when he lies down. He has also had occasional vomiting over the last three days. Initially, it was thought he may have a kidney stone, but further testing and labs proved otherwise. He is being discharged from
this critical access hospital and transferred to a tertiary medical center up north. His physical exam showed abdominal distention, increasing LUQ pain on palpation. Sclera were jaundiced. Labs: serum amylase and lipase—extremely elevated. CT of abdomen with contrast showed peripancreatic inflammation and fluid. What will be an ideal response? Impression: Acute pancreatitis vs. pancreatic pseudocyst