Hyperparathyroidism is treated with calcium, vitamin D, and parathormone

When entering the finding that a patient does not have a fever what will happen to the clinical concept "fever" and why?

A) It will remain "fever" but turn blue to indicate that there is no fever. B) It will remain "fever" but turn red to indicate that there is no fever. C) It will change to "no fever" and turn blue to indicate that it is the normal condition. D) It will change to "no fever" and turn red to indicate that no fever was reported.

You are assessing a young male patient who was ejected from an automobile at a high rate of speed. He responds to painful stimuli by posturing and displays agonal breathing. His pulse is weak and thready, and his skin is cool and diaphoretic. When addressing this patient's airway and breathing, the EMT must immediately:

A) Administer oxygen at 15 lpm with a nonrebreather face mask B) Perform the jaw-thrust maneuver and begin artificial ventilations with the bag-valve mask C) Immobilize the patient on a long spine board, and then start positive pressure ventilation D) Open the patient's airway using the head-tilt, chin-lift maneuver and begin ventilations with the bag-valve mask attached to supplemental oxygen