During assessment of a patient, the smell of bitter almonds is noticed. The paramedic should suspect: 

A patient with a history of diabetes has a chief complaint of fever and painful, foul-smelling urination. On exam, the skin is warm and dry and there is tenderness to percussion over the right flank area. The paramedic should suspect:

A patient is complaining of a headache, nausea, and vomiting. On assessment, the patient’s blood pressure is 220/140. The paramedic should: (Select two correct answers)

What is the name of the joint found between #18 and #19? IMT 310 Unit 1 Hand & Wrist Quiz # 19, 20 & 21.png

What is the order of a rescue operation?

Which of the following is the most common psychiatric disorder among the elderly?

It is important to distinguish between dementia and delirium in the geriatric population. Classify the following signs and symptoms into their respective categories. Dementia: (Choose 4) Delirium: (Choose 3)

Begin drafting your personal narrative below.  I don’t care if you start with the introduction or the main body paragraphs.  The final narrative should be about 500 words.  I will give you half of the class period on Tuesday, Sept. 2nd (45 minutes) to finish this draft. 

What risk factors does this patient have for an atypical MI presentation? (Select two correct answers) 

An elderly patient takes medication to control heart rate, lower BP, and increase urinary output. The paramedic should suspect the patient has a history of: