If a persons height is 62 inches (in), what would their height be in centimeters (cm)? (1 inch = 2.54 centimeters)
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What is the critical first-line treatment for anaphylaxis?
What is the critical first-line treatment for anaphylaxis?
In emergency settings, what is the primary goal of intubatio…
In emergency settings, what is the primary goal of intubation?
What is the primary function of antibodies in the immune res…
What is the primary function of antibodies in the immune response?
Which immunoglobulin is primarily associated with allergic r…
Which immunoglobulin is primarily associated with allergic reactions?
In the context of vaccinations, what term describes immunity…
In the context of vaccinations, what term describes immunity acquired through exposure to an antigen?
Match the following cardiac drugs with their appropriate adu…
Match the following cardiac drugs with their appropriate adult dosages or classification
Which of the following best explains why this patient is mos…
Which of the following best explains why this patient is most likely experiencing a severe asthma exacerbation rather than another cause of respiratory distress, such as pulmonary edema or pneumonia?
Read the ruler and provide the length represented by Letter…
Read the ruler and provide the length represented by Letter E. Answer in centimeter.
You are called to the bedside to evaluate a 6 week old forme…
You are called to the bedside to evaluate a 6 week old former 28 week male infant due to concern for abdominal distension. He has been receiving full feeds of maternal EBM fortified with human milk fortifier with history of good toleration. He has been stable on 3 LPM high flow nasal cannula in < 30% FiO2 for over 1 week. Your exam findings are significant for: severe abdominal distension with guarding and tenderness, tachypnea, tachycardia, cool extremities and prolonged capillary refill time. The bedside nurse notifies you that the baby had a normal abdominal exam 3 hours prior but has been having apnea and bradycardia frequently throughout the day. You note the oxygen requirement is now up to 50% FiO2. You obtain a KUB that is significant for dilated bowel gas pattern and diffuse pneumatosis throughout the distal small intestine and throughout the colon. You request a blood pressure and it is normal. This baby is demonstrating signs of which of the following stages of shock?