Mrs. Frances arrives in the emergency department with her son George. She cannot speak and there is weakness and numbness on her right side. She is seen by Victoria, the nurse practitioner, who also notices a drooping on the right side of Mrs. Frances’s face. George states that his mother was fine, eating her breakfast when this occurred. Victoria checks the woman’s BP and it is 200/100. The emergency department physician and Victoria examine the patient, and the physician makes the diagnosis of a cerebral vascular accident (CVA). What other body systems will be affected because of the CVA?

Bonnie’s physician suspects DVT. Which of the following procedures would likely be used to diagnose this condition?   Ultrasound   Blood glucose test   X-ray   Arteriogram

Mr.Johnsons is 6'3 tall, when you record an EKG, you must record his hieght inches. How many inches tall is Mr.Johnson?

will be left for her to drink later in the day?* 180 ml At the beginning of the shift, the drainage bottle was marked at 975 ml. At the end of the shift, drainage was at the 1220 ml level. The amount you record is the balance between these numbers. The amount of ml's that you should record for your shift is * 245 ml At the beginning of the shift, drainage in the patient's nasogastric drainage bottle was marked at 650 ml. At the end of your shift the bottle was at the 1025 level. You should record the following for your shift:* select one Mr. Johnson is 6'3" tall. When you record an EKG, you must record his height in inches. How many inches tall is Mr. Johnson?* 75 inches OSU. De auch

Could you please answer this ekg question thank you so much. Regularity- Rate- P waves present Y or N PRI- QRS- Interpretation-

My answer is incorrect, i want to use this to study can you please provide me with the correct answer.

The patient says, "Ever since I had my stroke, I still have difficulty swallowing and due eating." You write: The patient is complaining of to impairment from a past stroke. AV

An ambulance emergency response team notifies an emergency room (ER) that they are 4 minutes away, with two females, ages 31 and 32, and a 32-year-old male, who have just been in an accident and have life-threatening injuries. They request a flight team to pick the patients up from the ER and take them to the nearest level 1 trauma center immediately. They also ask that a code response team be ready with as many units of blood as possible. The physician on staff orders all O negative units to be taken to the ER STAT. The hospital has only 3 0 negative units on hand, but they have 15 0 positive units, all of which are taken to the ER. The type and screens that were drawn in the ambulance are given to the phlebotomists as soon as the ambulance arrives at the hospital. The physician orders that the female who has the most life-threatening injuries should be given all of the O negative units, and the other female, who seems stable at the moment, is to be given 2 units of O positive RBCs.…

Mrs. Jones is a 43 yr old mother of three children, ages 8, 10, and 13. She has been married for 16 years, is employed at a salesclerk at a local department store, and is active at her local church. The family members are Jehovah witnesses.  Mrs. Jones health have been deteriorating over the past few months, and she has now been admitted for surgery for her aortic value insufficiency. She and her husband discuss the upcoming surgery with the surgeon; both she and her husband relate to the surgeon that she will not accept blood or blood byproducts from other individuals. They are fully receptive to the use of cell-saver and auto-transfussion of her own blood, but will not sign the form for other blood transfusion. The informed consent is signed, noting that non-acceptance of any blood products other than the patient's own blood.  Following the surgery, Mrs. Jones hematocrit and hemoglobin values continue to decline, and it becomes apparent that she will not survive without additional…

How long will the medication last the patient? [____] days.Prozac 10 mg# 45ss tab po qd