According to the 2005 UK SHOT data, the risk of a patient receiving an incorrect blood component is 1 in ____ blood components transfused

A young man has fallen from the roof of a three-story building onto a grassy surface. You should:

A) ask him to stand to assess for spinal injury. B) call for law enforcement since he is likely intoxicated. C) suspect spinal injury because of the mechanism. D) not consider spinal injury since he fell onto a grassy surface.

A 55 year-old male patient is being evaluated for pulmonary rehabilitation. During a cycle ergometer cardiopulmonary stress procedure, the patient has a heart rate of 100/min and a respiratory rate of 20/min. He suddenly begins to complain of chest pain and severe shortness of breath. The respiratory therapist should

A. reduce the speed of the bike. B. administer supplemental oxygen. C. gradually reduce the workload and monitor closely. D. terminate the procedure immediately.