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The patient with a subarachnoid hemorrhage will usually present with the following signs and
symptoms EXCEPT: ✔Correct Answer-aphasia

At a hazmat scene, the zone where decontamination occurs is called the: ✔Correct Answer-warm
zone

A _______ is a readily identifiable pattern of clinical signs and symptoms that result from certain
classes of chemicals and medications ✔Correct Answer-toxidrome

The signs and symptoms of malignant hyperthermia may begin up to _______ hours after
administration of a triggering agent. ✔Correct Answer-12

Which of the following antidotes can be used for methanol and ethylene glycol toxicity? ✔Correct
Answer-ethanol

As ICP rises to the level of arterial pressure, the cascade of events know as Cushing's triad begins.
Cushing's triad is BEST described as: ✔Correct Answer-widened pulse pressure, bradycardia, and
abnormal respiratory pattern

_______ is the treatment of choice for a beta-blocker overdose. ✔Correct Answer-Glucagon

Amphetamine toxicity produces all of the following signs and symptoms EXCEPT: ✔Correct Answer-
hypotension

Carbon monoxide (CO) has an affinity for hemoglobin _______ times greater than that of oxygen
✔Correct Answer-200 to 270

Beta-blockers should be avoided in the cocaine-intoxicated patient because they may cause:
✔Correct Answer-an increase in blood pressure

Muscarinic receptor toxicity produces the classic SLUDGEM syndrome, which includes all of the
following EXCEPT: ✔Correct Answer-uremia

Which of the following is FALSE concerning CPP? ✔Correct Answer-Maintaining a mean arterial
pressure (MAP) of 50 mm Hg is a target goal.

The clinical presentation of diffuse axonal injury (DAI) usually begins with: ✔Correct Answer-
immediate unconsciousness

What is the difference between irradiation and contamination with respect to radioactive materials?
✔Correct Answer-Contamination may be spread by people and materials

Peak effects from oral ingestion of cardiac glycosides occur in _______ hours. ✔Correct Answer-6
to 12

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