Convert the % percentages from above into its more usable form of mg/ml. Convert the % obtained on question 42 into mg/ml.         mg/ml Only write answer. Do not write %, mg, or ml. Do not include a trailing zero, such as 1.0, but DO INCLUDE a zero before decimal, if needed, such as 0.1.

Convert the drug dilution into percentage form. Given: 1:10 solution Calculate: ______________% Only write answer. Do not write %, mg, or ml. Do not include a trailing zero, such as 1.0, but DO INCLUDE a zero before decimal, if needed, such as 0.1.

Convert the drug dilution into percentage form. Given: 1:200 solution Calculate: ______________% Only write answer. Do not write %, mg, or ml. Do not include a trailing zero, such as 1.0, but DO INCLUDE a zero before decimal, if needed, such as 0.1.

During the middle of a 6-minute walk test, a patient complains of chest pain, exhibits diaphoresis, and appears very pale.  Which of the following actions should you immediately take? Answer choice Administer O2 as needed Re-take vital signs Sit the patient down A Yes Yes No B Yes No Yes C Yes Yes Yes D No Yes No

The nitrogen washout test is performed to determine which of the following values?

You note on inspection of an anterioposterior chest radiograph that the right hemidiaphragm is elevated above normal.  Which of the following is most likely the cause of this abnormality?

What type of sputum would be most common in a patient with an advanced bacterial infection of the respiratory tract?

To verify that a patient or her family can properly set up and operate a pulse oximeter for overnight trend recording, you would:

When reviewing the chart of a patient who presents with evidence of acute pulmonary infection, which of the following laboratory studies would provide the most useful information?

A premature infant is being ventilated with pressure control ventilation. The infant’s lung compliance begins to decrease. Which of the following statements is true regarding this situation?