Which of the following is appropriate in the care of the patient in the first stage of labor?
A) Allowing the newborn to nurse
B) Preparing for imminent delivery
C) Taking a history and performing a physical exam,
D) Saving the placenta in a plastic bag for transport to the hospital
Question 2
A 49-year-old alcoholic patient has fallen down a flight of stairs after consuming two-fifths of cheap whiskey. He presents with confused and slurred speech and the smell of alcohol on his breath. Family states that he is hopeless and has been drinking more and more every night. They also say that he must be more drunk than usual because he usually does not slur his speech. Assessment reveals his airway to be open, breathing adequate, and circulation intact. He has a bruise from the fall to the left side of his head and he is complaining of pain to his left wrist. Given these assessment findings, the EMT would be most concerned about the:
A) amount of alcohol consumed.
B) bruise to the head.
C) possible wrist fracture.
D) lack of family support.
Postoperative care
Patient learns to not be afraid
Cross-sectional data showing that the amount of effort spent on personal health care increases with
Fetal Stage: 8 Weeks To Birth
Walkers help the patient ambulate safely.
Proportion of Women and Men in the U.S. Labor Force