You are caring for a 68-year-old man with sudden onset of left-sided paralysis and slurred speech. His airway is patent, his respirations are 14 breaths/min with adequate depth, and his oxygen saturation is 98%. Treatment for this patient should include:

A female patient with a history of asthma called 911 with a complaint of shortness of breath. On scene, you assisted her with the administration of her metered dose inhaler containing albuterol. Which one of the following interventions will you use to best determine if the patient is improving or not?

A) Ask the patient if she finds it easier to breathe. B) Inquire if she feels the need for another dose of albuterol. C) Obtain pulse oximetry readings every 3 minutes. D) Re-obtain a SAMPLE history and look for new information.

For a diagnosis of ________, the symptoms must begin 5 days prior to menses, cease 4 days into menses, and not recur until day 12 of the woman's cycle

A) PCOS B) HCG C) PMS D) TSS