Listening carefully to make sure you get the patient's history correct, adhering to proper procedures, and taking appropriate safety precautions when caring for patients, are examples of:

When assessing a patient with a possible stroke, what is the priority of care?

A) Identifying the risk factors for stroke. B) Determining if there is a family history of stroke. C) Recognizing the signs and symptoms of stroke. D) Determining what type of stroke has occurred.

According to the AAFP, a large adult cuff should be selected:

A) ?when the diameter of the patient's upper arm is over 17 inches. B) ?when the diameter of the patient's upper arm is over 13 inches. C) ?when the diameter of the patient's upper arm is over 15 inches. D) ?when the diameter of the patient's upper arm is over 20 inches.