Cirrhosis, bone marrow depression, ulcerative stomatitis, and hepatotoxicity are potential adverse reactions to:

Which of the following is NOT the purpose of making airway management the highest priority of patient care when managing the patient in shock?

A) It allows the bronchoconstriction of the smaller airways to be reversed. B) It minimizes the chances of aspiration of blood or vomit. C) It allows for oxygenation of the lungs. D) It allows for improved elimination of carbon dioxide.

Common associated conditions in patients with spina bifida include all of the following, EXCEPT:

A. hydrocephalus. B. spastic limb movement. C. extreme latex allergy. D. loss of bladder control.