EmergencyMedicalSike
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For a patient who has inhaled carbon monoxide, what would their lungs sounds be? Would it be clear bilaterally?
if you can't figure out if CO would cause a change in lung sounds, I'm afraid for your psychopathology instructor.
Do you perhaps mean pathophysiology instructor?
Your Siri is smart. All mine ever does is insert "duck" into all of my texts...why yes I do, I spelled it right, then let spellcheck change it without vetting the change.
Your Siri is smart. All mine ever does is insert "duck" into all of my texts...
But alas, what will you do if your first patient presents in CO poisoning? Or are they just ill for various other reasons??Scratch the clear bilaterally part that was a brain fart. In other news, I just found out I passed my nremt-b on the first try!
Remove from environment and high flow O2 via NRBBut alas, what will you do if your first patient presents in CO poisoning? Or are they just ill for various other reasons??
Inquiring minds would like to know.