An unresponsive patient is breathing at a rate of 6 breaths per minute. What intervention would be most beneficial for the patient?
A) Positive pressure ventilation with O2 a rate of 30 and tidal volume of 200 mL
B) Oxygen at 15 liters per minute delivered through a nonrebreather face mask
C) Positive pressure ventilation with a rate of 12 and tidal volume of 500 mL
D) Oral airway and positive pressure ventilation at 40 per minute, supplemental O2, and volume of 100
Question 2
Arteries carry primarily ________ blood away from the heart, while veins primarily carry ________ blood back to the heart.
A) deoxygenated / oxygenated B) hypoglycemic / hyperglycemic
C) whole / plasma D) oxygenated / deoxygenated
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