Which of the following did not contribute to her disease process?

Which of the following are predisposing factors to aspiration of oropharyngeal secretions and/or gastric contents into the lower respiratory tract? 1. Swallowing disorder 2. Stroke/CVA 3. Seizure disorder 4. Alcohol abuse

Physical assessment findings on a patient with pneumonia would include all of the following EXCEPT:

Which of the following disorders requires that a patient be placed on airborne precaution, placed in a negative pressure room and have three AFB smears obtained?

Alexander’s Appetizin’ Appetizers Franchisors, LLC is a Connecticut franchisor of cheeze covered crackers. The Rhys Family Unit #7 Franchisee, LLC (doing business as Alexander’s Appetizin’ Appetizers) is constructing a 1,500 square foot outparcel at Jacksonville Downs Outlet Shopping Plaza. Under the city approved site plan and the recorded Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (Duval County Clerk of Court Official Records Book 1017, Page 225; the “CCRs”), Jacksonville Downs must keep a consistent design through the entire While Jacksonville Downs has tenants with which it has created build-to-suit and “vanilla shell” leases, Rhys Family Unit #17 will take a ground lease for its building (including a drive-through window), patio seating, and parking lot. Jacksonville Downs is extremely particular with regard to preserving the CCRs in their letter and spirit, and, obviously, its site plan. Rhys Family Unit #17 will, then, have to seek Jacksonville Downs’  _____________________  for the design of its Alexander’s Appetizin’ Appetizers store. (Select one answer only.)

Which of the following is commonly cultured in the respiratory tract of trach patients?

A patient arrives to the ER complaining of a cough for the past three days.  Their BBS reveal crackles to the left lower lobe.  The patient’s reveal the following: Vital Signs: HR 110, RR 24, BP 132/79, SP02 93% on RA, and Temp 101 F The respiratory therapist suspects pneumonia.  Which of  the following percussion notes will be heard when they perform percussion to the LLL?

A patient has experienced chest wall trauma and is in the ER for evaluation.  The chest wall is acuscultated and there are decreased breath sounds on the left side.  Observation reveals that there is also limited movement of the chest wall on the left.  The x-ray reveals the following: X-ray interpretation: tracheal shifting to the right and absent vascular markings on the left Which of the following is most likely the cause?

All of the following are causes of a flail chest EXCEPT:

A 30-year-old patient has a heart rate by palpation of 118 bpm. How should this be interpreted?