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Field craft 2 68w Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) A difference in pupil size greater then 1.0 mm - answerIs considered abnormal If both eyes are fialated but not reactive to light - answerBrain stem injury is probable If csf is draining from nose or ears you should suspect? - answerBasilar skull fracture Different types of scalp injuries? - answerAvulsions abrasions, lacerations Types of skull fractures - answerLinear, basilar, mandible, depressed, nasal, mid-faced Conpl...

What is the gold standard for ICP monitoring? correct answer: ventriculostomy What can a ventriculostomy be used for? correct answer: draw samples and reduce pressures What needs to be closely monitored with ventriculostomy used to drain CSF correct answer: position of patient what does the ventriculostomy need to be in line with correct answer: external auditory meatus what kinds of things affect ICP waveforms correct answer: clots, kinks, bubbles in the tubing what does it ...

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Paramedic NREMT Exam Prep (Answered) 2023/2024 The Parkland formula for the total fluid requirement in 24 hours is as follows: 4ml x TBSA (%) x body weight (kg); 50% given in first eight hours; 50% given in next 16 hours. What is the Parkland Formula? Graves The majority of symptoms of ________ disease are caused by the excessive production of thyroid hormones by the thyroid Graves _________ disease is thought to be caused by an antibody that stimulates overproduction of thyroid hormone....

CCRN Barrons neurological concepts Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which cranial nerve is often affected with a basilar skull fracture - Answer- I (olfactory)- smell Which cranial nerve deals with pupillary function - Answer- III (oculomotor) All cranial nerves arise from the brainstem except which two - Answer- cranial nerves I (olfactory-smell) and II (optic- sight) + they arise from the cerebrum above the brain stem This cranial nerve is tested by doll's eyes and cold caloric ex...

1. A nurse is caring for clients in a busy emergency department. Which actions should the nurse take to ensure client and staff safety? (Select all that apply.) a. Leave the stretcher in the lowest position with rails down so that the client can access the bathroom. b. Use two identifiers before each intervention and before mediation administration. c. Attempt de-escalation strategies for clients who demonstrate aggressive behaviors. d. Search the belongings of clients with altered mental st...

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