A30-year-old woman was hospitalized after she experienced convulsions. on examination, she was alert and oriented and complained of a fever, headache, and stiff neck. which of the following is most likely to provide rapid identification of the cause of her symptoms? a. check serum antibodiesb. gram stain of throat culturec. biopsy of brain tissued. gram stain of cerebrospinal fluide. none of these would provide rapid identification

In some states, medical marijuana is legal. this means that people who need to take marijuana because of a medical condition may take it only with approval from the doctor. however, officers still advise these people not to drive while under the influence. what is the main reason for this? they would become dangerous to themselves and other people. they would not able to read and follow street signs. they would not be capable of staying in only one lane. they would become dangerous to wildlife that may be present.

Dr. gill instructs dr. lawrence to monitor a patient's liver function during a transplant surgery, and shelly will later supply the patient with a list of local support groups for organ-transplant patients. which best describes these individuals' roles? dr. gill is the trauma team leader, and shelly is a scribe. dr. lawrence is an anesthesiologist, and shelly is a nurse. dr. gill is an is a trauma team leader, and shelly is a social worker. dr. lawrence is a surgeon, and shelly is a psychologist.

Sarah’s friend had been binge drinking and was intoxicated. sarah immediately called 9-1-1, and then sarah tried to keep her friend awake and her sit up.