When assessing a patient, you note a bruise to his chest. On the prehospital care report, this injury is properly documented as:
A) ecchymosis.
B) cyanosis.
C) erythematic.
D) hematoma.
A
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Which of the following best defines a comorbidity?
a. The actual death of the patient, or increased potential for death due to the patient's presenting problem, a drastic worsening of the presenting problem, or associated disease process b. A state of disease, illness, or ill health c. A disease, illness, or ill health that is separate from the presenting problem but that occurs at the same time as the presenting problem d. A pathological development that is not an inherent part of the presenting problem but that occurs in a patient during the management of the patient's presenting problem
Which of these conditions involves an infection in the retroperitoneal portion of the abdomen?
A) Gastroenteritis B) Hepatitis C) Pancreatitis D) Inflamed spleen
Which intraoral technique should be the radiographer's first choice when exposing periapical radiographs?
What will be an ideal response?
The design of furniture and equipment can help prevent occupational injuries and conditions, such as ________.
A. Congenital deformity B. Congestive heart failure C. Diabetes mellitus D. Carpal tunnel syndrome