Which maternal position is recommended for a prolapsed umbilical cord during transport?

A 60-year-old with fever, sputum production, tachypnea, and rhonchi likely has:

A trauma patient with tachycardia, hypotension, cool skin, and flat neck veins MOST likely has which type of shock?

What is a petechial rash? - Petechiae are flat, non-blanching, pinpoint spots (1–2 mm) caused by capillary bleeding under the skin. - Because the blood is beneath the skin surface, petechiae cannot be felt and do not protrude. If it is raised A raised purplish lesion is not petechiae — it is more consistent with: - Purpura (larger, >2 mm but <1 cm) - Palpable purpura → especially seen in vasculitis - Urticaria (hives) with hemorrhagic component

Which type of seizure involves impaired awareness, repetitive movements of one limb, and confusion?