A 14-year-old bone marrow transplant patient developed bilateral white lesions of the lateral border of the tongue that measured 1 x 2 cm. Which of the following conditions should receive serious consideration in a clinical differential diagnosis?

The patient's family states that their 16-year-old daughter has a history of asthma and has been complaining of shortness of breath for the past two days. She has been taking her metered-dose inhaler with some relief, but today they found her lethargic and struggling to breathe in bed. Your assessment reveals her to be responsive to verbal stimuli with an open airway and respirations of 36 per

minute. You hear minimal bilateral wheezing. Your immediate action in caring for this patient is to: A) position her on her side. B) insert an oral airway. C) confirm the presence of a pulse. D) administer oxygen

Genetics, head injuries, and emotional abuse are risk factors for mental illness

A. True B. False