Which of the following is NOT considered an allied health profession?

Your patient presents with a clean partial-thickness abrasion to her extensor forearm from a fall on carpeting. Which of the following interventions would be most appropriate?

A. Pulsed lavage, skin sealant, an alginate, ABD pad, and six-ply roll gauze B. Whirlpool therapy, sharp debridement, and a gauze dressing C. Irrigation, debridement, electrical stimulation, and a gauze dressing D. Irrigation, skin sealant, and a semipermeable film

Both anemia and carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning can cause severe hypoxia, yet neither condi-tion results in a major stimulation of breathing. Why is this so?

a. The peripheral chemoreceptors do not re-spond to low O2 content. b. Anemia and CO poisoning depresses the peripheral chemoreceptors. c. Anemia and CO poisoning depresses the central chemoreceptors. d. Anemia and CO cause stagnant hypoxia, not hypoxemia.