Economic naturalism refers to:

The term for the space formed from folds connecting the epiglottis & tongue, and is a key landmark for oral intubation

In the short run, some prices are less flexible than others. Most often, the prices that are relatively inflexible are

         A.  What is your DDx?  (1 point)          B.  Outline your treatment of the patient and explain your rationale as to WHY you are treating the patient in the manner you have chosen (i.e. what RESULT are you looking to obtain?).  (2 points)

You arrive on scene to find Opus gasping for air with wheezing in his lungs and mild stridor in his throat.  Opus tells you that his having a hard time breathing, but has no other complaints.  Outline your treatment for Opus.  (4 points)

An increase in the quantity of money leads to real growth in the economy. If this is the case, why would the central bank ever stop increasing the money supply?

Outline the treatment for Snappy. (4 pts)

Compare/Contrast:  For the following, compare and contrast the specific treatments of low output HF (BP=80/60) vs. high output HF (BP=200/120).  (10 points) Low output CHF (BP=80/60) treatments: High output CHF (BP=200/120) treatments:

After your initial treatments, you have determined your 18 y/o patient is suffering from a severe asthma attack.  The next medication to be administered to this patient would be:

As is normal for tigers such as Hobbes, he gulps his food prior to chewing and immediately begins to choke, displaying the universal sign of choking.  Calvin determines that Hobbes cannot breath and quickly dials 911.  Prior to your arrival, Hobbes goes unconscious BUT STILL MAINTAINS A PULSE.                                               Please outline your entire treatment for this foreign body obstruction (with a pulse) and include ALL levels and options of treatment [i.e. BLS to ALS and assume that your treatment(s) are unsuccessful until you exhaust all treatment options].    (3 points)