Of the following, which is the MOST important in caring for a possible stroke patient?

Of the following, which is the MOST important in caring for a possible stroke patient?
 
  A) Establish the time of onset of signs and symptoms.
  B) Administer oxygen to patients with a SpO2 <94 percent.
  C) Recognize signs and symptoms that may indicate stroke.
  D) Check the patient's blood glucose level.

Question 2

Information contained in a PCR can be used to improve patient care by:
 
  A) providing patient billing information.
  B) indicating who provided patient care.
  C) providing data for research.
  D) determining who the ordering physician was.

Question 3

Which of the following is TRUE regarding a transient ischemic attack?
 
  A) Signs and symptoms are very different from a stroke.
  B) If it doesn't resolve within two hours, it is a full blown stroke.
  C) If not promptly treated, a TIA will progress to a stroke.
  D) A patient who has had a TIA is at high risk for subsequent stroke.

Question 4

An objective statement made in a prehospital patient care report meets all of the following criteria EXCEPT which one?
 
  A) Verifiable
  B) Observable
  C) Measurable
  D) Biased