You would like to test a patient's visual acuity, but a visual acuity card or wall chart is not available. You can still test for visual acuity by:
A) asking the patient to indicate the farthest object he can see.
B) checking the pupils.
C) having the patient count your raised fingers.
D) covering one eye and testing for light accommodation.
C
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A 26-year-old female patient has called 911 because of lower abdominal pain. Your findings are consistent with a urinary tract infection. The patient has a history of urinary tract infections as well as asthma. Her vital signs are pulse, 116; respirations, 14 breaths/min and adequate; blood pressure, 108/56 mmHg; SpO2; 99%; and temperature, 101.6°F. What is the priority of care?
A) Nonemergent transport B) Aspirin for fever control C) Albuterol via her metered-dose inhaler D) Advanced life support assistance
Which of the following produces body movement?
A. Visceral smooth muscle B. Smooth and skeletal muscle C. Skeletal and cardiac muscle D. Skeletal muscle E. Multi-unit smooth muscle