(a) Lower GI bleeding is four times more common than the upper GI bleeding. (T/F)
(b) Nitrogen gas is the major component of the alveoli during state of inflation. (T/F)
(c) Adrenergic crisis caused by catecholamine excess is a typical background for a hypertensive emergency. (T/F)
(d) The target mean arterial blood pressure during management of Aortic dissection must be of 40-50 mm Hg. (T/F)
(e) Swinging heart are the abnormal heart beats seen in case of Cardiac Tamponade. (T/F)

List the clinical manifestations of acute coronary syndrome

Define Multi-organ dysfunction Syndrome (MODS)

List down the clinical manifestation of septic shock

Discuss the nursing management of patient having hypoglycemia. 

Describe the nursing care of a patient with traumatic brain injury

Rupa, a 22 years old female, has been admitted with Traumatic pneumothorax following chest injury.
a) List the signs and symptoms of traumatic pneumothorax.
b) Explain the treatment modalities for Rupa.
c) How will you, as a nurse, assess that the patient is developing flail chest? 

Define acute Coronary syndrome