Which of the following mechanisms causes indirect brain injury?
A) Coup/contrecoup injuries
B) Systemic hypotension combined with increasing intracranial pressure
C) Cushing's reflex
D) Acceleration/deceleration forces without a direct blow to the cranium
B
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A) Client factors and performance patterns B) Client factors and performance skills C) Client factors D) Client factors and contexts
Your patient had moderate right upper extremity lymphedema that primarily involved the hand and forearm. Her right and left arm circumferential measurements are now equal. Which of the following garments would be appropriate at this time?
A. A 15–32 mmHg arm sleeve with a 15–32 mmHg glove B. A 30–40 mmHg arm sleeve with a 15–32 mmHg glove C. A 30–40 mmHg arm sleeve with a 30–40 mmHg gauntlet D. A 10–21 mmHg arm sleeve without a glove or gauntlet
A triangle is used to indicate:
a. a new code. b. a deleted code. c. a changed code. d. the code is part of a list.
What is the next step in the ECG procedure after the electropad sensors are removed?
a. Assist the patient as needed. b. Turn the machine off. c. Unplug the machine. d. Give the tracing to the physician.