Air Life Georgia 12

Check out the awesome Ball Caps we just got in! Who wants to be the new owner of one? Answer this week's Trivia Tuesday question correctly, like the page, share this post and it could be yours! After liftoff, an intubated patient with multiple stab wounds becomes agitated, has decreasing blood pressure, and develops increased respirations. After a needle thoracostomy is performed, the nurse would expect to see: A. decreasing peak airway pressures.... B. decreasing forced expiratory volume. C. increasing peak airway pressures. D. increasing plateau pressures. (Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing, 2020) See more

It's time for Trivia Tuesday! Answer correctly, like and share the post to be entered for our giveaway! In relation to Henry’s law, gases expand in solution with a decrease in pressure. Which physiologic condition is created as a result of this gas law principle? A. Arterial Embolism B. Spontaneous pneumothorax C. Barosinusitis D. Barodontalgia ... (International Board of Specialty Certification, 2020)

It's time for Trivia Tuesday! To be entered into the drawing, answer the question correctly, like the page and share this post! A patient develops barotitis media during descent in a fixed-wing aircraft. A slower rate of descent does not relieve the pain. Another option for treatment is: A. providing hearing protection. ... B. advising the patient to maintain a head-down position. C. instructing the patient to perform the Valsalva maneuver. D. applying supplemental oxygen. (Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing, 2020)

This may be an accurate representation of someone at the base... Ok, it is me. Time for Trivia Tuesday! Answer correctly, like and share this post to be entered for a goodie bag! A patient presented to the ED with chest pain. Initial vital signs are: HR of 76, BP of 112/68 and RR of 18. After sublingual nitroglycerine administration, the patient’s vital signs are: HR 100, BP 88/56, and RR 20. You should suspect: ... A. Left ventricular infarction B. Anterior wall infarction C. Posterior wall infarction D. Right ventricular infarction (International Board of Specialty Certification, 2020)

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