An investor has an option strategy of buying one (X=$50) put for $9, selling two (X=$42) puts for $5 each, and buying one (X=$35) put for $3. All the options have the same maturity. Calculate the final profit per share of the strategy if the underlying stock is trading at $35 at expiration.    

Which of the following is an indication of severe intracranial​ pressure?

Suppose you purchase one ABC May 75 (exercise price = 75) call contract quoted at $8.50 and write one ABC May 80 (exercise price = 80) call contract quoted at $6. If, at expiration, the price of a share of ABC stock is $79, your profit would be __________. 

Transitioning from the brain tissue itself to the​ skull, what is the correct order of the meningeal​ layers?

Investor A bought a call option and Investor B bought a put option. All else equal if the underlying stock price volatility increases the value of Investor A’s position will ______ and the value of Investor B’s position will _______. 

Which statement regarding managing pediatric foreign body airway obstruction is not​ correct?

In a patient who has a traumatic brain injury but who is also hypotensive from hemorrhage associated with other​ injuries, you should infuse IV fluids with a goal of maintaining the systolic blood pressure at approximately​ _________ mmHg.

Part 2 – InstructionsOn the next five problems, SHOW ALL WORK.  After you submit your test, take pictures of your work for the five problems below and upload them to Canvas using the link “TEST 1 Work” that is underneath the link for this test in Canvas.  Make sure that you show all work and write neatly and darkly enough for me to read it.  If I can’t see or read your work, I cannot give you any credit.   Please be sure to submit your work for these problems in “Test 1 Work” in the TEST REVIEW AND TEST MODULE by 8:00 am, Wednesday, July 9, 2025.

A​ 48-year-old man is short of breath and confused. His airway is open and clear with a respiratory rate of 28 breaths per minute. His skin is cool and dry. His pulse is 124 beats per minute with a blood pressure of​ 152/88 mmHg. His Sp02 is 89 percent on room air and he has slight wheezing on inspiration. Based on his signs and symptoms what is the greatest threat to this​ patient?

As an Advanced​ EMT, you are backing up a basic life support unit that is transporting a​ brain-injured patient. When you encounter the​ patient, you determine that the patient is fully immobilized and still unconscious. Current vitals are blood​ pressure, 210/100​ mmHg; heart​ rate, 62 beats per​ minute; respiratory​ rate, the patient is being bagged at a rate of 10 breaths per​ minute; pupils, right is blown and not​ reactive, left is 3 mm and​ reactive; and​ BGL, 109​ mg/dL. The ETCO2 is 50 mm Hg. Based on this​ information, the Advanced EMT should​ consider: