While assessing a neonate patient, the paramedics find it difficult to obtain a rectal temperature. Which of the following assessment findings would indicate a high suspicion of a fever other than feeling warm to the touch?

Identify the MOST common assessment findings associated with a patient who is allergic to Hymenoptera stings and is stung by a hornet.

You are called to care for a patient that went to bed feeling fine and appeared healthy but now is in respiratory distress with what appears to be pneumonia. The onset of this infection would be described as what?

You are called to the scene of a female complaining of a burning sensation on urination. She complains of lower abdominal pain and has a low grade fever. The above findings point to which of the following?

During treatment of an 89-year-old who accidentally overdosed on a benzodiazepine medication called Librium. What should you suspect will be your MOST common side effect that will need to be dealt with during transport?

You are providing care to a patient with suspected cyanide exposure. He is anxious, agitated, and confused. Select the two (2) acceptable antidotes for cyanide exposure.

A patient with a spinal cord injury at C-7 will hypoventilate because:

Which of the following are causes of Prerenal Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)/Acute Renal Failure (ARF)? Select the four (4) that apply.

You are assessing a patient you suspect has overdosed on cocaine. What type of pupils would you suspect to find?

Kleptomania is an example of a/an: