The proportion of women in developing countries who report using contraceptives increased from 50% in 1990 to ____ in 2005.

You have been called to a local day care for a sick child. On scene, panicked day care workers inform you that the 4-year-old child was lethargic all morning and wanted to sleep. After resting for several minutes, she began to "shake all over." This lasted for approximately 30 seconds. Your assessment reveals her to be responsive to painful stimuli and breathing adequately. Her airway is open and

her radial pulse is strong and bounding. Her skin is hot and moist to the touch with no signs of cyanosis. You are told that she has no medical history. En route to the hospital, the patient's mental status improves. Based on this presentation and information, you assume that the seizure occurred secondary to: A) hypoxia. B) fever. C) hypoglycemia. D) altered mental status.

The PASG may be used as a splinting device for patients with which of the following suspected injuries?

A) Fractured pelvis B) Compression fracture of the lumbar or sacral spine C) Hip dislocation D) None of the above