During your assessment of an unconscious patient, you find that she extends her legs and back and flexes her arms during the application of a painful stimuli.  What would you document on your report?

Which of the following statements best describes the pathology of cardiomyopathy?

The interpretation of this EKG rhythm is…

You have been dispatched to the scene of a patient who is having a “possible heart attack”.  Upon arrival, you find a patient who exhibits an altered mental status, drooling, slurred speech with incoherent words and a positive facial droop.  Vitals are BP in the right arm is 170/70 and in the left arm is 146/76, HR is 50; RR is 14, regular and blood glucose is 50 g/dl.  His past medical history includes AMI, diabetes.  From the following, select the most appropriate treatment.

You have been dispatched to the scene of a patient who is having a “possible heart attack”.  Upon arrival, you find a patient who exhibits an altered mental status, drooling, slurred speech with incoherent words and a positive facial droop.  Vitals are BP in the right arm is 170/70 and in the left arm is 146/76, HR is 50; RR is 14, regular and blood glucose is 92 g/dl.  His past medical history includes AMI, diabetes.  From the following, select the most appropriate treatment.

Which of the following sign or symptom is UNLIKELY indication of a patient suffering from an AMI?

In regards to tissue perfusion and shock, which of the following statements is NOT included as part of the Fick Principle?

You have a patient with severe SOB, hypertension and rales noted in their lungs.  Which of the following treatments would be the LEAST appropriate for this patient?

You are performing a stroke assessment and notice the patient’s eyelid is drooping and the patient cannot full lift the lid.  Which cranial nerve is most likely involved?

The treatment of choice for a patient in a sinus bradycardia with stable vital signs and normal mentation is which of the following?