The nurse calls the provider using the SBAR approach. The nurse states, “I am calling about the patient Terry Smith, on Two East, University Hospital. I am concerned because her blood pressure is 210/98 (baseline is 160/86) and she is complaining of a headache, “pounding” and 8/10 scale which is new. The patient was admitted yesterday and was alert, but becoming lethargic, will follow commands and responds appropriately. Smith is pale, extremities cool. Oxygen saturation is 92% on room air. Atenolol (antihypertensive) was given one hour ago with no change in BP. I am not sure what the problem is but know that the patient appears less stable. I would suggest that you consider a transfer to the unit for closer monitoring. Is there anything that I need to be doing right now for Terry Smith?” The underlined/bolded portion of the quote reflects which component of SBAR?

    A fetus that can live outside of the mother is called ____.  

    After Fritz the German shepherd dog, developed a GDV, he had a/an _______ to surgically fix his stomach to the abdominal wall.  

    During a(n) ____________________ intubation, a tube is passed from the mouth to the stomach.  

    A fetus that can live outside of the mother is called ____.  

    The beef cattle were given a/an ______ that contained a liquid medicine to treat parasites.  

    A/an _____ is an entrance or outlet from a body cavity.  

An organism has the following features: diplontic life cycle, protostome development, segmentation, a septate coelom, closed circulatory system, and setae. To which phylum does this organism belong?

A 27 year old woman comes in for her appointment expressing that she wants to begin the use of contraceptives to prevent pregnancy. She states that she is interested in starting the intrauterine device (IUD). Which of the following are potential effects that can come with this type of contraceptive? (Select all the apply)

Ms. T is diagnosed with fibrocystic disease. She is worried that the lumps on her breast are cancerous. What statement is the best response?