During a fixed-wing flight over the Atlantic Ocean, your patient develops a worsening electrolyte abnormality that is not covered under your standing orders. How do you manage this patient if your communication system is unable to reach medical control?

While reviewing the physician’s written orders, you notice PRN interventions that exceed your scope of practice. How do you manage the transport?

At 6:00 pm on a busy rotor-wing flight shift you receive a request for an interfacility transport of a critically ill patient. The requesting hospital is 186 miles (299 km) distant, and will require approximately 90 minutes of flight time to get to the patient. The pilot shift change is at 7:00 pm. Which of the following is your best option?

The gas law that states that the amount of a gas in a solution varies directly with the partial pressure of a gas over the solution is known as:

Temperature _______ in relation to altitude.

The area of the atmosphere that contains the oxygen and barometric pressure needed for a normal, healthy person to live is the:

Negative gravitational forces result from a steep dive in an aircraft. How is blood flow impacted by these forces?

After a rapid decompression in a fixed-wing aircraft, the flight crew becomes hypoxic. After applying high-flow oxygen, they rapidly regain clear cognition followed by a period of dizziness. This condition is known as:

After drawing up 2 mL of fentanyl (50 mcg/mL) into a 3-mL syringe, you tell your partner you will give 50 mcg but administer 2 mL. The patient was unharmed. What type of incident occurred?

A(n) __________ is a patient safety event in which an error reaches a patient and results in death.