Your patient is a 11-month-old male who began choking while his babysitter was feeding him some sliced peaches. The child has retractions of his intercostal muscles, is drowsy, and is grayish in color. Which of the following is the BEST intervention for this patient?

Susie Smith is five years old and has been experiencing the following symptoms for the last four weeks: bruising easily, fever, weight loss, and joint pain. Last week when she was seen, laboratory tests were ordered. Today, she and her parents have returned to discuss the results of a test that confirmed acute lymphoid leukemia. She also was examined today, and it was determined that she has an

upper respiratory infection. Which of the following codes would be used? Select the proper sequence. 780.60 Fever 783.21 Weight loss 719.40 Joint pain 204.00 Leukemia, lymphoid, acute, without mention of remission 204.90 Leukemia, lymphoid, without mention of remission 465.9 Respiratory infection, upper, acute A) 204.90, 465.9 B) 204.00, 465.9 C) 465.9, 204.00 D) 204.90, 780.60, 783.21, and 719.40

How does the Frank-Starling curve affect stroke volume during exercise?

a. The increased sympathetic stimulation causes the heart to be faster with smaller stroke volumes b. The Frank-Starling curve is only activated when the heart rate reaches 90% of the maximum targeted rate c. The increased venous return causes cardiac chambers to increase in size and thus contract with more force d. The Frank-Starling law only affects heart rate, not stroke volume