A 26 year old male with a history of snake bites and binge drinking, presents after challenging a snake to a staring contest. He lost. Upon his arrival to the ED, the patient has wheezing and angioedema. His vital signs are the following: T 102.6F, HR 123, BP 168/95, RR 26, and O2 saturation of 95% on a 100% nonrebreather mask. The physician orders IV Solumedrol (a steroid), 2L of isotonic fluid, and Lactated Ringers @ 200cc/hr. The nurse knows the purpose of the fluid is to treat this complication of snake bites:

In 2009, Domino’s tested dozens of cheeses, 15 sauces and 50 crust-seasoning blends over two years and relaunched their brand with a focus on taste and stopped discussing its prompt delivery (within 30 minutes). Thinking about Domino’s brand positioning, what did it change?

The nurse is planning on administering intravenous Labetalol (Transdate) to a client in Supraventricular Tachycardia. The nurse expects this medication to: 

A factor that affects the amount of scatter produced is

A 58 year old soldier presents after sustaining a blast injury with penetrating shrapnel while deactivating mines in a mine field. In the ambulance, the patient was hypotensive and the paramedic pressure bagged 4L of 0.9% saline  into the patient before arrival to the ER. Which of the following is not a potential complication of this medical intervention?

The primary factor controlling x-ray beam quantity is determined by

Which of the following are not one of the 5Cs?

What is the approximate entrance skin exposure for a 15-cm AP abdomen produced at 70 kVp, 20 mAs, and a SID of 40 in (100 cm), if 70 kVp = 2.5 mR/mAs?

The Samsung 70 inch, the Samsung 65 inch, the LG 75 inch, and the Sony 65 inch TVs would be considered Bob’s _____________________________.

An increase in kVp by 15 percent will cause an approximate ____ in the exposure to the receptor.