A 59-year-old male presents with right upper quadrant abdominal pain. Upon assessment, you note that his abdomen has an asymmetrical appearance. As you palpate the area, his jugular veins become slightly distended. These clinical findings are MOST suggestive of:

If, for some reason, you are unable to place a contaminated needle and syringe in a puncture-proof sharps container while in the back of the ambulance, you should:

A: place the needle cover on a stationary surface and then slide the needle into the needle cover with one hand. B: place the contaminated needle and syringe in the trash can and properly dispose of it after the call is over. C: carefully bend the needle, break it off at the hub, and tape the needle and syringe to the ambulance wall. D: place the needle on the floor of the ambulance and keep your foot on it until you arrive at the hospital.

What's another term often used for an advance directive??

A) health care proxy B) higher directive C) living will D) consent contract