During your assessment of an unconscious, unresponsive 80-year-old female patient, you notice that she has dentures. Your assessment reveals she has an open airway, is breathing on her own at a rate of 12 per minute, is slightly pale, and has a bounding radial pulse. In managing this patient's airway, what would be your most appropriate action?

A 32-year-old intoxicated male presents with burns to his hands after falling into a bonfire. His hands are blistered and extremely painful. This burn would best be classified as:

A) full thickness. B) minor. C) partial thickness. D) severe.

For a PA oblique esophagus projection (RAO position) with accurate positioning,

a. the patient is rotated until the midcoronal plane is at a 35- to 40-degree angle with the IR. b. the central ray is centered to the esophagus at the level of T6 to T7. c. an 11- ? 14-inch (28- ? 35-cm) IR is used. d. the patient drinks barium before the exposure only.