You assist the physician in performing an ice caloric test. You insert 20 mL of ice water into the patient’s right ear. The patient’s eyes track to the right side. What does this indicate?

Match the description to the appropriate breath sound.  Some answer choices may not be used. 

Cameron Clark has the following WBC differential: Neutrophils: 83% (50-71%) Lymphocytes: 22% (20-50%) Eosinophils: 1% (1-3%) Basophils: 0.5 (0-1%) Monocytes: 11% (2-11%)

You get the following ABG on a patient. What do you suspect?.  pH: 7.36  PaCO2: 50  PaO2: 70  BE: -1.8  HCO3-: 30 

Sally Surgery has an elevated BUN and Creatinine. What does this indicate?

True or false: The pH is normal is a mixed acidosis. 

Your patient feels short of breath when sleeping the recumbent position. All of the following are also true EXCEPT:

What 3 things should sputum always be assessed for?

True or false: A gallop is a normal heart sound indicating a health.

This patient was in an accident with crush injury. He received rescue breaths via BVM ventilation while in the field. Initial work up in the ED showed pneumothorax. The patient has the following presentation. What is seen here?