If blood or other body fluids from an HIV+ patient, splashes onto your skin,  you are at extremely high risk for getting HIV/AIDS.

You are caring for little 15month old Mary at the Haven. In evaluating her mobility you note she should:

The correct greeting to use in Chitonga just as it is getting dark is:

The primary reason that missionaries leave the field is their inability to get along with fellow missionaries.

When attempting to discover the root cause of a health related problem, asking questions related to the persons living conditions can be very important. 

The nurse has written on the chart that the patient is tachycardic and hypotensive; you understand this to mean that the patient has:

You are observing at the clinic and a patient presents with a cough that has lasted for >3wks, weight loss, fever, mostly in the evening with sweating that he describes as “wetting the bed”, chest pain and extreme fatigue. This man probably has which of the following:

Which would be considered to be the most critical burn?

When treating a deep, dirty wound it is important to remember which of the following?

Which of the following indicates an infected wound?