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melly21297

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Which one of the following assessment findings would indicate that the patient is suffering from an anaphylactic reaction and requires immediate intervention?
 
  A) Hives and a heart rate of 96 beats per minute
  B) Localized swelling around the site of a bee sting
  C) Swollen lips with a blood pressure of 84/50 mmHg
  D) Edema to the feet with an SpO2 of 93 on room air

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A patient has been stunned with a TASER, and as a result you note superficial skin damage from the probe. This type of injury is classified as:
 
  A) direct injury.
  B) primary injury.
  C) secondary injury.
  D) tertiary injury.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 3, 2018
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