You are monitoring a patient whose oxygen levels are being tracked with a pulse oximeter.  The patient is not receiving oxygen. What is the number called that the pulse oximeter reports? At what point should you become concerned about his oxygen level? if his level goes into the danger zone, what should you do?

You may use the Metamorphosis novella PDF version, this planning document we started work on in class and the link to the short story if you choose the second prompt, but no other resource in your response.  You may choose one of the following prompts to answer: In one well-organized paragraph, respond to the following prompt. Use three pieces of evidence in a TEAEAEAL response.  What message, idea or meaning can you derive from Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis?  (Hint: you may wish to focus on one specific topic such as alienation and isolation, what makes us human, how the need for money influences life, or the importance of family.) Suggested topic sentences include: (yes, you may use one of these in your response)        In The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka delivers the message that…                                 …isolation and alienation can cause pain and suffering.                                  …when people become incapacitated by age or illness, they are often alienated by their loved ones.                                   …when a person is stripped of the physical features that appear to be human, people cease to see that person as a                                             human being.                                  …the search for identity and purpose is often hindered by ever-present and all-consuming obligations.                                   …the thing that distinguishes men from animals is the capacity for love and compassion, so without that ability, people                                           are not truly human.                                    …the need to have financial security often makes people lose sight of what is important in life.                                    …being a part of a family unit is important.                                     …communication with others is crucial for the maintenance of strong relationships.   OR choose this prompt if you prefer: 2. In one well-organized paragraph, respond to one question listed below. Use two pieces of evidence in a TEAEAL response, being sure to include evidence from each text: The Metamorphosis and “Fatima, the Biloquist”.  What is the impact of cultural differences on a person’s sense of self and belonging? How do physical and/or social transformations lead to self-awareness? How does a person’s social transformation lead to challenges in perception?    

On a separate piece of paper, draw a time-response curve for the pharmacologic action of a drug. Label the minimum concentration needed for drug action, the onset of action, the termination of action, and the duration of action. Be sure to label your graph axes. Upload a picture of your drawing.

Match each situation to its most likely source, in terms of the different types of adverse reactions.

State five ways that you as a healthcare worker can interrupt the cycle of infection.

A line passes through the points (2, 4) and (3, 6).  What is the slope of the line? The slope is . What is the equation of the line in slope-intercept form? The equation of the line in slope intercept form is .

Fill in the following table of which sets each number belongs to. You will select Yes or No for each option. (There are three numbers to classify, if you can not see them all make sure to expand your window.) -2 -1.45 Real Irrational Rational Integer Whole Number Natural Number    

Center City East Parking Garage has a capacity of 254 cars more than Center City West Parking Garage. If the combined capacity for the two garages is 1230 cars, find the capacity for each garage The West Parking Garage has the capacity for cars. The East Parking Garage has the capacity for cars. 

To determine the possible bias of an author,  a reader should:

An attempt to frighten others into rejecting an idea by trying to show that accepting it would start an unfavorable chain of events is a logical fallacy known as: