The primary treatment of a patient who has ingested a poison is administration of an antidote

Which of the following is NOT affected by the Joint Commission's Do Not Use list?

A) Medication orders B) Consultation reports C) Personnel records D) Clinical documentation

A 25-year-old female who is 38 weeks pregnant tells you that her bag of waters ruptured 2 hours ago, and that she is now experiencing contractions every 6 minutes. Based on your assessment, you determine that delivery is not imminent. During transport, you should tell your partner to stop the ambulance and assist you with the patient if:

A: the intensity of her contractions remains consistent. B: she becomes nauseated and begins to vomit. C: she tells you that she needs to move her bowels. D: her contractions are less than 5 minutes apart.