What is the purpose of the AVPU scale?

What is the first line treatment for anaphylaxis?

During the primary survey, if a patient’s pulse is absent, what should you do next?

Almira and her friend were studying for their lab practical examination, and were quizzing each other on the model pictured below.  See if you can provide an answer key for their quiz. What type of tissue would you find in the green rectangle?   Identify the layer of the region labeled with the blue X.   What organ/duct/gland is the question mark located on?

Identify the organ pictured below. Identify the tissue marked with the blue line in the image below.

I am a structure in the conducting zone of the respiratory tract, but I am also an area where propulsion occurs in the digestive tract.  Right below me, I split into either the respiratory or digestive systems.  What specific structure am I?

I am the part of the digestive tract where you can find the enzymes to break down all macromolecules including proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids.  I’m also important in mechanical digestion. What SPECIFIC REGION and organ/duct am I? I also have a very unique mucosa to help me in my digestive functions.  What unique structures not found in other parts of the digestive system would you find in this region? There are also other accessory glands which empty their contents into my lumen.  Name ONE of those accessory organs important in chemical digestion here by delivering it’s contents.  

A doctor removed some tissue from a patient and needed the sample reviewed. Unfortunately, you aren’t sure which surgical procedure the doctor performed and needed to identify the organ from the histology.  What organ/duct/gland do you think this sample is from? You noticed a structure (circled in blue) that helped you determine the identity of the sample.  Identify this structure circled in blue below that helped you identify the tissue.

Identify the duct/organ pictured below. BONUS: Identify the structure circled in blue below.

A pathologist was looking at a tissue sample, but his assistant forgot to label the specimen.  Help the pathologist determine what organ or duct this tissue is from.  BONUS:   Determine whether the tissue is normal or abnormal.  If abnormal, identify the disease or condition.