1.       Question: Absolute contraindications for performing bedside ultrasound include:
2.        Question: What is the main source of B-type Natriuretic Peptide (BNP) in humans?
3.       Question: On ultrasound, fluid, liquid, or water-like substances are considered anechoic. They reflect very few sound waves and allow most of the energy to pass through, resulting in an on-screen image that appears .
4.       Question: Beck’s triad can be used to diagnose a severe pericardial tamponade. Beck’s triad consists of:
5.       Question: Waveform capnography can be used to monitor ventilated patients and assess the effectiveness of CPR. The following is an example of a normal capnography waveform:
6.       Question: What initial test should a provider order in a patient presenting with Vertigo?
7.       Question: A patient in the intensive care unit requires frequent monitoring for acid-base abnormalities due to a severe metabolic acidosis. Which of the following laboratory tests can be sent instead of an arterial blood gas?
8.       Question: Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is known for causing cervical cancer, but it can also cause head and neck cancers. Which of the following laboratory test should the provider order from a specimen in patient with suspected HPV related head and neck cancer?
9.       Question: Removal of more medial foreign bodies from the ear can be very painful and anesthesia is usually required. Which of the following is the preferred anesthetic for removal of a foreign body from the ear canal?

10.   Question: Thyroid hormones are known to influence cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Which of the following patients would you expect to have elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels?