In regards to splenic tumors, what is the rule of 2/3? 

Choose all that apply: Tie-over bandages are ideal for the following situations:

A complete medical history starts with a signalment. What is one component that should be included in that presentation?

The presence of loose teeth in a patient with otherwise good dentition warrants a search for oral neoplasia.

List one medication that could be sent home for post-operative patient pain management. [Drug1]

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Consider the polynomial . Using the Rational Root Theorem, list all possible values of for this polynomial. 

Consider the polynomial . Use substitution to which of the following values of might be zeros of

You are reviewing the medical record for a 60 y.o. patient who was admitted to the hospital with acute on chronic hypercarbic respiratory failure. Their prior medical history includes bronchiectasis and diabetes. The medical team recently drew an arterial blood gas (ABG) shown below. You also note their vitals to be: HR 110 bpm, SpO2 91%, RR 14 breaths per minute, BP 110s/60s mmHg. Select the most appropriate clinical decision:    pH – 7.38 PCO2 – 65 mmHg   PO2 – 90 mmHg  HCO3 – 32mEq/L  FiO2 – 35%  P/F Ratio: 257

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