What are the normal ranges for respiration, heart rate, and temperature in the rabbit?

You are caring for a woman who sustained a head injury as a result of a domestic dispute. You suspect she has a closed head injury since she cannot remember what happened and one of her pupils is slightly larger than the other. You have been monitoring her vital signs every 5 minutes and you see that her blood pressure is rising and her pulse is dropping. This part of the assessment is called:

A) trending. B) intervention check. C) modified secondary assessment. D) crisis management.

Examples of anatomic landmarks that appear radiopaque include foramina, canals, and sutures

Indicate whether the statement is true or false