Group Work Policy Groups will be assigned by me, and you will not be able to request specific teammates. These groups will remain the same for the entire semester. Working with different peers also helps you develop collaboration skills that are essential in professional environments, where you typically do not choose your team members. Group changes are not permitted during the semester. To resolve group-related issues, such as difficulties in contacting group members, dissatisfaction with other members’ contributions, you must choose one of the two options below. Option A: Remove a non-performing member OR Option B: Submit the group assignment individually

What route would you administer the above medication? Why?

You have responded on a 10-year-old male with abdominal pain. Mother states that patient has been complaining of generalized abdominal discomfort for the past 2 – 3 days, but the pain is more intense now and is centered around the right lower quadrant, and now patient presents with a low-grade fever. The patient is alert and oriented and is in obvious pain holding his abdomen with tears coming from his eyes. He presents with pink, febrile, and sweaty skin, a BP of 92/50, HR of 120 bpm and regular, RR of 26 bpm with good tidal volume, SPO2 97%. Patient weighs 70 lbs.Select (2) appropriate treatments for this patient given his condition:

How does Midazolam stop seizure activity?

You have arrived on scene of a day-care facility for a 6-year-old female that was reported by staff to fall to the ground while running and then proceed to shake uncontrollably for 2-3 minutes. The patient presents pink, warm, and sweaty. BP is 112/78, HR is 130 bpm with regular radial pulse, RR 10 breaths per minute with shallow chest rise, SPO2 88%, BGL is 112 mg/dL. Patient weighs 25 kg.Select all treatments that are indicated for this patient at this time:

A coin is tossed and a dice is rolled. Find the probability the coin toss is tails and the number rolled is a 5. 

28% of a population have diabetes. Find the probability that if three people are chosen randomly, at least one has diabetes. (Round to the nearest hundredth.)

A researcher finds there is a correlation between study time (x) and final exam score (y). The regression equation is 

28% of a population have diabetes. Find the probability three randomly chosen people all have diabetes. (Round to the nearest hundredth.)

A bowl of marbles contains 7 blue, 4 red and 3 yellow marbles. Two marbles are drawn, without replacement. Find the probability they are both blue. (Round to the nearest hundredth.)