Patient J presents for dizziness, nausea and vertigo, which she has never experienced before. Patient J has been a regular patient of Physician H for the past 25 years. Which of the following best describes the number of diagnosis and/or management option?

You have placed a 67-year-old female patient on low-concentration oxygen with a nasal cannula. Under what section of the prehospital care report (PCR) would you document this information?

A) Administrative B) Patient data C) Patient narrative D) Treatment

Acute infection, inflammatory reaction, and administration of glucocorticosteroids can result in:

a. Basophilia b. Eosinopenia c. Mastocytosis d. Histiocytosis