Characteristics of the Rhythm: Rhythm Regularity: Regular Rhythm Rate: Between 60 bpm and 100 bpm. P Waves: There is a P Wave for every QRS complex. QRS Complexes: There is a QRS complex for every P wave. PR Interval: Less than 0.20 seconds in duration. QRS Complex Duration: Less than  0.12 seconds in duration. Identify the ECG Rhythm meeting these rules [BLANK-1]

You arrive in the nurses office to find a 9 YOF, on the nurses bed. The patients mother is at her side, there is no healthcare worker present as this is a teacher work day.  The mother tells you, “my daughter Katie, has been having the episodes where she gets really dizzy, sick to her stomach, pale, sweaty and can’t catch her breath, except this time she won’t wake up. That part has never happend before”Based on the information provided by the mother, your top TWO differentials are

When a patient is having a generalized seizure, the phase where the muscle tension is continuous is called.

Your patient is a 45-year-old bus driver found unresponsive on the bus. The patient is unresponsive to pain, has snoring respirations at 8 per minute, and has flushed, warm, and diaphoretic skin. The pulse of 58 and the blood pressure is 186/110. Which of the following would be the LEAST helpful in determining the cause of the above patient’s condition?

You are providing care to a patient with a suspected cerebrovascular accident. The patient appears anxious and confused. Her speech is slurred, and you are unsure if she understands you. Which of the following methods would be the BEST to demonstrate empathy?

A collection of pus localized in an area of the brain would define which of the following?

Your lethargic 57-year-old patient has warm, dry skin, respirations of 24 and of normal depth, pulse of 120, blood pressure of 110/70, a blood sugar of 500, and a history of Type 2 diabetes. What is the most appropriate intervention?

Which of the following best reflects Cushing’s reflex?

You are assessing a patient complaining of chest pain with a left arm blood pressure of 100/70 and a right arm blood pressure of 140/90. Which of the following would MOST likely be the cause of the unequal pressures?

You are called to treat a 24-year-old male experiencing a generalized seizure. When you arrive, the patient is actively seizing, and the family indicates he had stopped seizing shortly after calling 911 but began again just moments ago. He has had a stomach flu for the past couple of days and has not been able to hold anything down. He has a history of seizures but had been seizure-free for over a year. His pulse is rapid, his breathing irregular, and his blood sugar is 102 mg/dl. Which of the following should be involved in your treatment of this patient? Select the best (3) options: