Blinking lights is an example of a novelty transition signal.

At the end of her 12-hour shift, the nurse needs to document the fluid intake and output for her patient. The patient is NPO. The patient is receiving NS at 100 mL/hr, in addition to a IVPB 50 mL bag of metronidazole (Flagyl). The patient urinated 500 cc after breakfast, 300 cc after lunch and 300 cc after dinner. The nurse drained 100mL out of her JP drain 6 hours into her shift. Calculate the input (in mL) for this patient: _______ mL    

Find the slope of the line that goes through the given points.(1, -7), (-6, -7)

This organ system maintains fluid balance, eliminates wastes, and maintains the correct composition of blood.

In some centers, a wide variety of people are involved in the curriculum process.

The respiratory therapist is unable to “wedge” the pulmonary artery catheter 24 hours after insertion.  The problem is most likely caused by which of the following?

A vial of Doxil reads 0.5 g per vial. Instructions say to reconstitute each 12 mg with 2.5 ml of normal saline. How many milliliters of normal saline will be needed to reconstitute the vial to the recommended concentration? (round to the whole number) 

Find the slope and the y-intercept of the line.-2y + 4x = -18

Write the equation using function notation.5x – 3y = -15

Calculate the patient’s INTAKE in ml during your 12-hour shift: 0800: Two pieces of toast, 2 cups of oatmeal, 1 egg, 12 oz orange juice— 1000: Two 8 oz of coffee w/ 2 oz of cream in each— 1100: 24 oz of ice chips— 1200: IV infusion of Zosyn 50 mL, 2 mL IV push Zofran and 10 mL saline IV flush— 1230: house salad, 12 oz soda— 1400: One pack of red blood cells (250 mL)— 1500: 2 mL Morphine and 10 mL saline flush IV— 1715: 10 mL saline flush IV— 1600-1900: Normal Saline IV 100 mL/hr