In the home healthcare setting, which is a key component that makes palliative care unique?

A 7-year-old female has fallen off a four-step riser during choir practice at an all-girl school. EMS is called to evaluate the child who claims she is not injured. A female crewmember has no problem conversing with the child and beginning the assessment. But when any of the male crewmembers approach the child, she becomes severely hysterical and crawls up onto the female provider. You ask the teacher if she has ever witnessed this before and she states they have no male adults in the school staff. Because of this behavior, you have concerns for:

Studies have shown which of the following statements is TRUE regarding home health care?

During a newborn resuscitation, the rescuers believe the patient has lost pulses and respirations but are unsure. What additional signs/symptoms might help confirm this?

Which of the following neonatal patient conditions should be considered “at risk” for experiencing apnea?

EMS is called to an adult independent living center for a 22-year-old female complaining of abdominal pain and diarrhea. The patient has a history of a duodenal ulcer and is also mildly cognitively impaired. What special consideration will you have to consider during treatment of this patient that is unique to her situation?

A mother has just delivered a healthy, very active baby girl on a city bus prior to EMS arrival. Upon evaluation of the baby and mom, it appears the baby has stopped breathing and has no pulse. What situation likely caused the cardiac arrest to occur?

A health care professional provides culturally competent care. Which of the following actions being performed by the professional reflects that status?

When an x-ray photon collides with an atom and causes it to lose electrons, the atom becomes a negatively charged ion.

A 26-year-old male college student presents to clinic after experiencing heart racing, sweaty palms, and shortness of breath while giving a class presentation. He shares that similar episodes happen in situations where he feels he’s being watched or evaluated, such as speaking in class or meeting new people. He admits he’s started avoiding these situations, and it’s beginning to affect his academic performance. Which of the following is the nurse practitioner most likely considering as a diagnosis?