Your patient has a suspected cervical spine injury from falling from a rope swing. His vital signs are pulse 62, respirations 20, and blood pressure 90/56. He has no feeling below his mid-chest area but is able to breathe on his own. You should suspect:
A) neurogenic shock. B) hypovolemic shock.
C) psychogenic shock. D) cardiogenic shock.
Question 2
Which of the following oxygen cylinders would normally run out after 50 minutes when flowing at 10 liters per minute?
A) E tank B) D tank C) G tank D) M tank
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