Which of the following occurs when hip levels are asymmetrical?
A. Disc herniation
B. Sciatica
C. Spondylolysis
D. Sacroiliac sprain
Answer: D
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A grouping of conditions defined by the common precipitating factor of having trauma as the origin is a(n):
A) traumatic cardiopulmonary arrest. B) traumatically injured patient. C) unsalvageable patient. D) traumatic respiratory arrest.
What is the BEST option an EMT has when encountering poor BVM compliance when attempting to ventilate a patient?
A) Place the patient on supplemental oxygen. B) Begin chest compressions. C) Involve two people in the procedure. D) Address ventilation en route to the hospital or ALS intercept.
Describe the signs the patient would exhibit that would indicate this was a tonic-clonic seizure.
A 32-year-old female presents with a positive medical history. She indicates that she has seizures that are not controlled with medication. The patient is scheduled for an initial examination. The dentist has become involved in an extensive procedure, and the patient is kept waiting in the operatory. During this time, she becomes very anxious about the upcoming treatment. The dentist enters the operatory and begins treatment. The patient is very quiet and starts to twitch. She then proceeds to a full tonic-clonic seizure. What will be an ideal response?
The white count on an adult patient is 2.2 ´ 109/L. When the blood film is examined, the following results are obtained: 15% neutrophils and 75% lymphocytes. Reference ranges for these cells types, both relative and absolute, are as follows:
Rel % Abs # (´109/L) Neutrophils 48-70 2.4-8.2 Lymphocytes 18-42 1.4-4.0 What conclusion can be made about the number of lymphocytes for this patient? a. They are relatively increased but normal in absolute numbers. b. They are both relatively and absolutely increased. c. They are relatively decreased but absolutely increased. d. They are both relatively and absolutely decreased.