A planned fire drill should occur at least every two years

All of the following are considered typical or traditional antipsychotic drugs EXCEPT:

A) Thiothixene. B) Fluphenazine. C) Haloperidol. D) Risperidone.

The condition that occurs after a burn when fluid and proteins move out of the vasculature and into surrounding tissue is called:

A. Leaky capillary beds. B. Burn shock. C. Hypovolemic shock. D. Cardiogenic shock.