You make contact with the first patient, the driver involved in a head-on MVC. You determine that the patient has a carotid pulse, but no radial pulse and is unresponsive. The method that should be used to move this patient is a/an:

You are called to a private residence to evaluate a child. The mother is quite embarrassed about calling EMS, but she claims her 3-year-old-son is talking very strangely. The family was eating supper and he started talking with a high-pitched voice. He is acting very frustrated and irritable. He keeps trying to stick his hand into his mouth. He does cough once in awhile, but then he goes back to playing or running through the house. The boy was eating roasted chicken, corn, and French fries for supper. You are concerned about the high-pitched voice without any other symptoms, because it could indicate:

You have recently performed a field delivery. The newborn has a strong, active cry, active motion, a pulse of 96, and a pink body with dusky extremities, and normal, regular respirations. What would you calculate the newborn’s APGAR score to be?

Which of the following commands can be used to join lines or arcs together and make them a single polyline? 

A term that means itching:

Which statement most accurately describes muscular control of respiration when breathing to produce speech?

A large, open tank is filled to a height h with liquid of density ρ. What is the speed of the liquid emerging from a small hole at the base of the tank? (10 pts)

Kelly responds to her infant son’s needs in a consistent and timely way. When he is tired she puts him down for a nap, and when he is hungry she feeds him. Erikson would say that Kelly is helping her son to develop a sense of:

Consider pipe flow of 1.2 ft3/s of water at 50oF through a 4″ diameter pipe. What is the Reynolds Number for this flow? Is it laminar flow or turbulent flow? Use ρ = 1.94 slugs/ft3 and μ = 2.73 x 10-5lb-sec/ft2. (10pts)

A patient presents to the doctor with general malaise and nausea at which time the physician elects to draw a CBC. What WBC count(s) would a patient most likely have if he/she did not have a bacterial infection?