Numbers 1 and 2 on the figure are examples of ____.
A. flexion and extension
B. flexion and abduction
C. pronation and extension
D. abduction and adduction
E. dorsiflexion and pronation
D. abduction and adduction
Items 1 and 2 are examples of abduction and adduction.
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A) Reconnect, promote calm, and signal the end of the session B) Improve circulation, warm the area, and relax muscles C) Improve joint mobility, apply oil, and finish the region D) Warm the area, stimulate, and specific techniques
SCENARIOUse this scenario to answer the following question(s).You have been called to attend to a patient complaining of chest pain on the third floor of a local apartment complex. The patient has a history of angina and wants to be transported to the hospital. After assessment and beginning treatment, you and your partner formulate a plan for taking the patient down to the unit.After getting the angina patient downstairs and to the cot, the best position for the patient to be transported to the emergency department is the ________ position.
A. semi-Fowler's B. prone C. recovery D. shock
Medical direction has ordered you to administer activated charcoal to a patient who ingested a large amount of poison. When looking in your medical kit, which medication would you prepare and administer?
A) Nitrostat B) Actidose C) Glyburide D) Ecotrin
After inserting an oropharyngeal airway, the respiratory therapist notices that the flange is pro-truding excessively from the patient's mouth. Attempts to push the airway back cause it to bounce forward. Which of the following is the most appropriate act
a. Remove and replace the airway immedi-ately. b. Turn the airway to the side, and try to catch the tongue in the curve. c. Take no action; the airway should pro-trude excessively from the mouth. d. Turn the airway upside down, and attempt to advance it farther into the mouth.