A Glasgow Coma Scale score below this number is typically an indication for endotracheal intubation:

Your patient has pneumonia and complains of chest pain and cough but denies fever. How would you classify the lack of fever in this case?

In what section of the patient history can a detailed description of the patient current symptoms be found?

Which of the following test is used to assess the patient’s blood-clotting ability? 

Proper introduction of yourself to the patient’s before the interview is useful for all the following except:

Which of the following would be examples of techniques used in conversational interviewing?

The knowledge of neurological function and its assessment is important in the daily practice of the respiratory therapist (RT) because:

What is the normal range for ejection fraction? 

A patient has a measured SaO2 of 82%. What is his approximate PaO2?

Which of the following test is (are) measured of kidney function?