The person who plans and implements therapeutic activities for residents to meet the goals on the plan of care is the:

The leaf-shaped flap that helps prevent food from entering the lower respiratory system is called:

a. the epiglottis. b. the trachea. c. the pharynx. d. a bronchiole.

In MOST cases, cardiopulmonary arrest in infants and children is caused by:

A. a drug overdose. B. respiratory arrest. C. severe chest trauma. D. a cardiac dysrhythmia.