Author Question: Management of the responsive adult patient with a history acute heart failure who presents with ... (Read 38 times)

cartlidgeashley · **on:** Jul 2, 2018

Management of the responsive adult patient with a history acute heart failure who presents with respiratory distress with pulmonary edema, respiratory rate of 32, and SpO2 of 88 percent includes:

A) placing the patient supine position with legs slightly raised.
B) administration of aspirin and epinephrine.
C) use of continuous positive airway pressure.
D) establishing an IV and administering a fluid bolus.

Question 2

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the use of gloves as per OSHA requirements?

A) You should apply your gloves prior to leaving the ambulance.
B) Gloves should be put on before making patient contact.
C) You should wear gloves at all times when examining patients.
D) Glove need only be worn if there is a likelihood of exposure.