Your patient was in the building when a fire started at a factory that manufactures plastics. He is complaining of a headache, palpitations, and a burning sensation in his throat. His airway, breathing, and circulation are intact. Heart rate = 128, respirations = 22, blood pressure = 148/84, SaO2 = 93%. You should immediately:

You are caring for a teenager who is having a severe allergic reaction. He has hives all over his stomach, is having respiratory distress, and is wheezing. After you administer oxygen, you get a set of vital signs. Medical direction has ordered you to assist with administration of his Epi-Pen®. You will monitor the success of your interventions during the:

A) secondary assessment. B) primary assessment. C) focused exam. D) reassessment.

Which of the following types of hepatitis is typically contracted by the fecal-oral route?

A) Hepatitis B B) Hepatitis C C) Hepatitis A D) Non A, non B hepatitis