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A highly reactive molecule or atom that has an unpaired electron in an outer orbital that is NOT contributing to molecular bonding is termed a:
 
  A) free radical.
  B) nucleic acid.
  C) cofactor.
  D) peptide.

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You are assessing a 37-year-old woman who was rescued from an apartment fire. She has a harsh, stridorous, brassy-sounding cough productive of sooty sputum. Her eyebrows and the hair around her face are singed. Respirations = 28, heart rate = 108, and blood pressure = 124/84. You have a 30-minute transport time. Which of the following is the best intervention for this patient?
 
  A) One hundred percent oxygen by nonrebreather mask
  B) Sedation and cricothyrotomy
  C) A nebulized albuterol treatment
  D) Rapid sequence intubation and endotracheal intubation
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