What was the most prevalent form of recreational tobacco in the 18th century??
A) snuff
B) cigarettes
C) cigars
D) incense
A
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One week ago, she was struck by a car while she was collecting shopping carts for her job at the Pinch-a-Penny shopping mall and was knocked to the ground, striking her head on a car bumper as she landed. She reports loss of consciousness for 40 minutes after the accident, although she recalls nothing from that entire day and night. She was treated emergently but remembers nothing of the care she received or how long she remained at the hospital. Records have been received and reviewed. She has suffered dizziness, severe headaches, and numbness in her fingertips and toes since her accident. The physician documents a medical history and physical examination, which are both proportionate to the patient's presenting problem. The physician's diagnosis is a moderate traumatic brain injury as rated on the Glasgow Coma Scale; recommendation for neurologic consultation. Physician strongly recommends the patient is unable to work until she receives full consultation and complete care from neurologist. Physician educates patient on the risk of further brain injury, recommending she wear head protection at all times. All necessary documentation required by the employer's insurance company, the driver's insurance company, and the medical disability agency has been completed in full. Which of the following best reflects the service(s) provided? a. Office or outpatient services, established patient, level 2 b. Special E/M services; work-related or medical disability evaluation services c. Care plan oversight services d. Case management services, medical team conference with direct contact with patient
The crunching sound that is made when unlubricated skeletal parts rub against each other is called:
A) a synovial rub. B) bursal friction. C) crepitus. D) a pleural friction rub.
The pathogenesis of VAP involves: 1. colonization of the aerodigestive tract. 2. aspiration of contaminated secretions into the lower airways. 3. increased use of silver-coated endotracheal tubes. 4. colonization of lower airways and lung parenchyma
a. 2 and 3 only b. 2, 3, and 4 only c. 1, 2, and 3 only d. 1, 2, and 4 only
Which type of traction are pins, wires, or tongs inserted into bones and then attached to pulleys and weights to provide continuous traction?
A. Manual traction B. Static traction C. Skeletal traction D. Mechanical traction E. Weight traction