Determine the most likely pathology based on the exam findings:  A 32-year-old Rugby athlete presents with neck pain after his most recent match: he has decreased lateral flexion and rotation range of motion to the left, positive Spurling’s test moving neck to left side with symptoms down left arm, negative Tinel’s sign on both right and left, negative Allen’s and Adson’s test.  No tenderness on spinous process. 

Which is true of a Bankart Lesion in the shoulder?

Which is the primary site of action for local anesthetics in the intrathecal space?

Which of the following muscles below attach to the coracoid process?

The nurse is caring for a dehydrated patient, the nurse remembers that the principle of water balance is closely related to which of the following? 

You watch a patient take a blow and immediately become unconscious. When you get to the patient you notice that they are in an extension posture. What is the posture called?

The force or mechanism of injury in which the cervical spine is most likely to be severely injured (e.g., fracture, dislocation) is which of the following:

The nurse is preparing to administer a scheduled dose of oral atenolol. Which assessment finding would prompt the nurse to withhold the medication? Select all that apply. There are two correct answers. 

Which labral pathology involves a posterior fracture to the humerus following dislocation?

A client, being treated in the hospital for a femoral fracture, is scheduled to receive a daily dose of prescribed metoprolol. Prior to administering this drug, the nurse should assess and document which client data? Select all that apply. There are two correct answers.