Match the branch of government with its responsibility as it relates to healthcare governance: 

Patient with history of liver transplant, present to ER with acute confusion. The blood work shows septicemia, elevated ammonia levels, and patient has mild hypotension. What is the next step? 

The most common indications for lung transplantation include all of the following EXCEPT:

Which skin condition is more commonly seen in the bilateral lower extremities of bariatric patients? 

The patient presents to ER with report of burning sensation to left arm. It is small and you classify it as a 1st degree. What differentiates 1st degree from other degrees? 

19 y/o male presents to ER with reports of brush fire and shortness of breath x1 hour. He was lighting a brush fire with gasoline and it exploded. The nurse practitioner notes singed nasal hairs, black film to nasal cavities, and tachypnea. oxygen saturation is 88% on room air. What is the next course of action? 

A 76 year old female presents to the emergency department after being found down in her home by a family member. The family member reported that there were burned muffins in the oven. EMS reported the patient was somnolent upon arrival to the scene. Vital signs were stable other than oxygen saturation of 85%. A non-rebreather was placed on the scene, and the patient was brought to the nearest emergency department. Paramedics report the patient’s somnolence improved to lethargy during the ambulance ride. Initial ED evaluation the patient remain lethargic though is oriented to herself and month. Family member reports a medical history of only hypertension. Denies that the patient smokes. When asked about living situation, the family remember reports the patient lives in a home built in the 1920s, and cooks on a gas stove/oven. 1 hour after arrival the patient is awake, confused to the situation, complains of a headache with blurry vision and nausea.  Base on the information given, what is the most likely cause of this patient’s symptoms? 

Primary prevention is defined as health promotion that precedes disease or onset of symptoms.

You are discharging a patient from the emergency department whom you diagnosed with herpes zoster. Which prescription should be sent to the patient’s pharmacy? 

Primary prevention occurs after patient has had a stroke and needs rehabilitation.