You are called to the local homeless shelter for a patient who has a high fever and is coughing up blood-tinged sputum. Select the two (2) pieces of protective equipment that would be the most important for the rescuer to wear.

You and your partner are assessing a 58-year-old patient with a history of chronic renal failure who is presenting with signs of fluid overload and hypertension. Which assessment findings would be consistent with this patient’s condition? Select all that apply.

Which of the following uses heat or hot water as a part of the management?

In the condition of rhabdomyolysis, how are the kidneys affected?

Your patient complains of coughing up blood. The patient is a new resident at a homeless shelter and the staff says has trouble sleeping as well as trouble breathing, and the skin is cool and diaphoretic. What does this information tell you?

You are about to administer medications and want to use the appropriate body substance isolation techniques. Which of the following medication administration methods would require more than just the use of gloves?

You and your partner have just responded to a patient experiencing uremia secondary to chronic renal failure. What signs may be present? Select the three (3) that apply.

For these next two problems, write out as much work and upload your work to the Midterm Exam II Work assignment to receive points for these problems. Please make sure to clearly label the problem and the work shown.  

Which of the following attributes are not associated with exempt organizations?

Galen is a 40% owner in Star Partnership. He sells investment property to Star for its fair market value of $98,000 (Galen’s basis in the property is $120,000). Which of the following statements is correct?