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What is the primary mode of action of penicillin? - Inhibits the metabolism of the bacteria During which circumstances should an athlete be immediately referred to a dentist? - -the tooth is knocked out -when a crown is fx and the tooth is still alive -when the tooth is displaced 2mm or more Shock after an injury can result from what? - Hemorrhage and stagnation of blood A patient has mono, how long do they need to sit out before they can participate (from time of onset to recovery) - At Least 3 weeks What are the s&s of pneumothorax? - -tracheal deviation -distended neck veins -unilateral absence of breath sounds -cyanosis What is the appropriate tx for an athlete with a rib fx? - Use of a rib belt Which of the following cells release histamine and serotonin during cellular response phase of tissue healing? - Mast cells and platelets