A working hypothesis of the nature of a patient's problem is called the:

Undissolved medications suspended in water that are thick, viscous liquids and must be shaken thoroughly before use are called ________ or milks

A) lotions B) ointments C) mixtures D) magmas

When you arrive at the scene, your patient is walking around the kitchen, complaining of a fever and cough. She is able to speak in full sentences. You should next:

A) determine if she responds to painful stimuli. B) check her radial pulse. C) check her blood pressure. D) administer oxygen by nasal cannula.