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Mr. Wonderful

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Your patient has received a large traumatic injury. Blood pressure is normal, but the heart rate and respiratory rate are increased, and the skin is cool and clammy. Your patient is in:
 
  a. homeostasis. c. decompensated shock.
  b. compensated shock. d. irreversible shock.

Question 2

Completing assigned duties without being asked or told is one example of the professional attribute of:
 
  a. self-confidence. c. careful delivery of service.
  b. time-management skills. d. self-motivation.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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