- 43. during your rapid secondary assessment of a 19-year-old female with multiple trauma, you notice, bilateral humeral deformities and a deformity to the left midshaft femur. Her skin is diaphoretic, and her pulse is rapid and weak. Your partner appropriately managed her airway and is maintaining inline stabilization of her head, The MOST appropriate treatment of this patient includes: B. Immobilizing her to a backboard and begin transporting.
- 47. A female patient with a suspected spinal injury is breathing with a marked reduction in tidal volume. The MOST appropriate airway management for her includes: D assisting ventilations at an age-appropriate rate.
- 48. Gastrointestinal bleeding should be suspected with: D hematemesis.
- 57. Common signs and symptoms of a sprain include all of the following, EXCEPT: C. Ecchymosis
- 58. During your primary assessment of a semiconscious 30- year old female with closed head trauma, you note she has slow, shallow breathing and a slow, bounding pulse. As your parent maintains manual in-line stabilizations of her head, you should: *THROWN OUT*
- 69. A 39-year-old female experienced a sever closed head injury. She is unconscious with her eyes slightly open; her pupils are bilaterally dilated and slow to react. In addition to managing problems with airway, breathing, and circulation, you should: A. Close her eyes and cover them with a moist dressing.
- 80. A closed soft-tissue injury characterized by swelling and ecchymosis is called a(n): B. Contusion.
- 98. A 22-year-old male was kicked in the abdomen multiple times during an attack by a gang. He is conscious but restless and his pulse is rapid. Your assessment reveals a large area of bruising to his right upper quadrant of his abdomen. The MOST appropriate treatment for this patient includes: A. Preparing for immediate transport.
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