What does a primary care physician use to determine which type of specialist a patient should see?
- personal relationships
- the patient's preferences
- online reviews
- clinical findings
- clinical findings
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When measuring alertness in a patient using the AVPU scale, what does it mean to say the patient is A & O × 3?
A. The patient can tell you what hurts, where they are, and what time it is. B. The patient can tell you their name, where they are, and what time it is. C. The patient can tell you their name, where they are, and answer questions. D. The patient can tell you their name, where they are, and what happened to them.
____ is a behavioral sign of critical incident stress.
A. Guilt B. Sadness C. Aggressiveness D. Loss of appetite
Where is the lead for a V6 reading placed?
a. Fourth intercostals space at right sternal margin b. Fifth intercostals space at midclavicular line c. Horizontal to V4 at left anterior axillary line d. Horizontal to V4 at left midaxillary line
Which of the following is a database that contains information regarding both adverse events and medication error reports submitted to the FDA?
ISMP FAERS NCCMERP TJC