After a normal ventilation cycle, an average adult patient has about 2,200 mL’s of air remaining in their lungs, this is known as:

You are tending to a 5 year old female that is choking on a piece of hard candy.  The patient is able to cough and is drooling excessively.  What should you do?

________________ is a condition of the fingers that occurs when the normal connective tissue and the capillaries increase the angle between the plate and proximal nail to greater than 180 degrees.  This is usually caused by chronic hypoxia.

Expiratory air that we exhale contains approximately how much oxygen?

Expiratory air that we exhale contains approximately how much oxygen?

As the medulla initiates the process of inspiration, the diaphragm flattens and the intercostal muscles contract, expanding the chest. This ________ the pressure in the pleura space by __________ mmHg.

A mnemonic for remembering the questions for exploring the present illness is:

Of the normal tidal volume for the average 70-kg adult, how much of air (in ml’s) is not available for gas exchange?

Hemoglobin without oxygen bound to it is referred to as:

Of the normal tidal volume for the average 70-kg adult, how much of air (in ml’s) is not available for gas exchange?