Intestinal parasites are usually detected and identified through serological tests.

A severely distressed patient has bright red rectal bleeding and in lethargic. His pulse is 136, respirations 24, blood pressure 72/48 mmHg, and SpO2 95%. His skin is moist, pale, and clammy and mental status deteriorating. At this time, your priority intervention would be to:

A) place pads over the rectum to control bleeding. B) apply high-concentration oxygen via a nonrebreather. C) check the abdomen for bowel sounds. D) transfer to stretcher for immediate transport.

Sensory neurons are also called ________

A) input neurons B) interneurons C) output neurons D) glia cells