2.2 A pressure gauge is an instrument used to measure the gas volume inside of something. (1)

Small sample sizes can be used in predictive analytics as long as they are representative of the population and the underlying population distribution is normal.

What internal data structure uses push and pop operations to manage method execution?

Write the name and return type of the abstract method that is declared in the Comparable interface.

You’re writing your own programming language and are given three potential algorithms to pick from and implement as the built-in sorting method.  You’re expecting programmers to use the method to sort very large lists.  Out of selection, insertion, and merge sort, which would you pick. State your algorithm choice AND it’s time complexity in big O notation.

A 78 year old male with shock secondary to MRSA bacteremia presents to the ICU from the ER with anaphylactic shock. He comes to the ICU on the maximum dose of a Levophed gtt, but his MAP is 49 mmHg (goal MAP 65-75 mmHg). His hemodynamics are the following: CI 3.2, SVI 57, SVRI 1320, and SVV 7. Based on the information provided, what should be the next intervention? Parameter Normal Range Cardiac Index 2.5-4.2 Stroke volume index 30-65 ml/beat/m2 Systemic vascular resistance index 1680-2580 dynes/sec/cm-5/m2 Stroke volume variation

Which of the following is not a responsibility of critical care nurses in relation to an intubation procedure?

A 66 year old patient with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) presents with septic shock. His hemodynamics indicate he is intravascularly dry. His admission weight is 90kg. Based on the Surviving Sepsis guidelines for fluid resuscitation, how much fluid should this patient receive? (Note: You will need to convert your answer from ml to L).

A patient is admitted with dizziness and palpitations.  His blood pressure is 85/44 and his heart rate is 156 bpm.  The heart monitor shows a supraventricular tachycardia.  The interdisciplinary team should treat this rhythm using:

A 52 year old female patient presents with SOB and tests positive for COVID-19. She is intubated for hypoxic respiratory failure, and an end title CO2 monitor is attached. Following intubation, the patient’s vital signs are T 102F, HR 134, BP 48/24 (A-line), RR 35, O2 saturation 48% on 100% FiO2, and she goes into asystole. A fellow nurse on the unit begins to administer CPR. Which of the following signs 1 minute into CPR would indicate the nurse is providing poor quality compressions?