Your patient is an infant being treated for bronchopulmonary dysplasia. He is being weaned off his respirator by a process called intermittent mandatory ventilation. When you arrive, you find the infant obviously hypoxic and sick-looking. Which of the following treatments is indicated?
A) Ventilator support B) Prompt transport to a neonatal center
C) Oxygen administration D) All of the above
Question 2
Beta radiation represents the greatest threat to a person's well-being when the:
A) person is within 30 feet of the source.
B) person ingests it by eating contaminated food.
C) radiation occurs in liquid form.
D) source is heated to greater than 100F.
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