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1. A temporary loss or alteration of part or all of the brain's abilities to function
without physical damage to the brain MOST accurately describes a(n):
1. intercerebral hematoma
2. cerebral contusion
3. cerebral concussion
4. intracranial hemorrhage: 3. cerebral concussion
2. During your primary assessment of a 19-year-old unconscious male who
experienced severe head trauma, you note that his respirations are rapid,
irregular, and shallow. He has bloody secretions draining from his mouth
and nose. You should:
1. pack his nostrils to stop the drainage of blood
2. assist his ventilations
3. suction his oropharynx for up to 15sec
4. immobilize his spine and transport immediately: 3. suction his oropharynx for
up to 15sec
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3. You should suspect a kidney injury anytime the patient presents with 1.
abdominal distention
2. nausea
3. a hematoma in the flank region
4. dyspnea: 3. a hematoma in the flank region
4. immediately life-threatening chest injuries must be found and
managed during the __ 1. scene size up
2. secondary assessment
3. patient history
4. primary assessment: 4. primary assessment
5. During your assessment of a patient who experienced blunt trauma to the
abdomen, you notice bruising around the umbilicus. This is a sign of
1. a severe liver laceration
2. a ruptured spleen
3. rupture of a hallow organ
4. intra-abdominal bleeding: 4. intra-abdominal bleeding
6. You receive a call to a local gymnasium for a basketball player with a
dislocated shoulder. Upon arrival, you find the patient, a 17-year-old male,
sitting on the ground. He is holding his left arm in a fixed position away from
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his body. There is an obvious anterior budge to the area of injury. You
should
1. gently attempt to move his arm toward his body
2. place a pillow under his arm and apply a swathe
3. flex his arm at the elbow and then apply a sling
4. assess distal pulse, motor, and sensory functions: 4. assess distal pulse,
motor, and sensory functions
7. Which of the following sets of vital signs depicts Cushing triad?
1. BP: 190/110, PR: 55, RR: 30
2. BP: 200/100, PR: 140, RR: 28
3. BP: 90/50, PR: 120, RR: 10
4. BP: 80/40, PR: 30, RR: 32: 1. BP: 190/110, PR: 55, RR: 30
8. A 28-year-old male was struck in the chest with a baseball bat during an
altercation. He is conscious and alert and complains of severe chest pain.
Your assessment reveals a large area of ecchymosis over the sternum and a
rapid, irregular pulse. In addition to providing supplemental O2, you should
1. apply an AED and assess his BP
2. determine if he has cardiac problems
3. apply bulky dressings to the sternum
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4. prepare for immediate transport: 4. prepare for immediate transport
9. The __ contain(s) about 75% of the brain's total volume
1. cerebrum
2. brain stem
3. meninges
4. cerebellum: 1. cerebrum
10. A female patient with a suspected head injury has slow, shallow breathing.
The MOST appropriate treatment for her includes:
1. ventilation assistance to maintain an ETCO2 of 30-35mmHg
2. ventilation assistance to maintain an O2 saturation of 90%
3. administering O2 via a nonrebreather mask
4. hyperventilating her at 30 breaths/min: 1. ventilation assistance to maintain an
ETCO2 of 30-35mmHg
11. An epidural hematoma is MOST accurately defined as:
1. venous lacerations that occur within the brain
2. bleeding between the skull and dura mater
3. an injury caused by a damaged cerebral artery: 2. bleeding between the skull
and dura mater
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1. A temporary loss or alteration of part or all of the brain's abilities to function
without physical damage to the brain MOST accurately describes a(n):
1. intercerebral hematoma
2. cerebral contusion
3. cerebral concussion
4. intracranial hemorrhage: 3. cerebral concussion
2. During your primary assessment of a 19-year-old unconscious male who
experienced severe head trauma, you note that his respirations are rapid,
irregular, and shallow. He has bloody secretions draining from his mouth
and nose. You should:
1. pack his nostrils to stop the drainage of blood
2. assist his ventilations
3. suction his oropharynx for up to 15sec
4. immobilize his spine and transport immediately: 3. suction his oropharynx for
up to 15sec
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3. You should suspect a kidney injury anytime the patient presents with 1.
abdominal distention
2. nausea
3. a hematoma in the flank region
4. dyspnea: 3. a hematoma in the flank region
4. immediately life-threatening chest injuries must be found and
managed during the __ 1. scene size up
2. secondary assessment
3. patient history
4. primary assessment: 4. primary assessment
5. During your assessment of a patient who experienced blunt trauma to the
abdomen, you notice bruising around the umbilicus. This is a sign of
1. a severe liver laceration
2. a ruptured spleen
3. rupture of a hallow organ
4. intra-abdominal bleeding: 4. intra-abdominal bleeding
6. You receive a call to a local gymnasium for a basketball player with a
dislocated shoulder. Upon arrival, you find the patient, a 17-year-old male,
sitting on the ground. He is holding his left arm in a fixed position away from
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his body. There is an obvious anterior budge to the area of injury. You
should
1. gently attempt to move his arm toward his body
2. place a pillow under his arm and apply a swathe
3. flex his arm at the elbow and then apply a sling
4. assess distal pulse, motor, and sensory functions: 4. assess distal pulse,
motor, and sensory functions
7. Which of the following sets of vital signs depicts Cushing triad?
1. BP: 190/110, PR: 55, RR: 30
2. BP: 200/100, PR: 140, RR: 28
3. BP: 90/50, PR: 120, RR: 10
4. BP: 80/40, PR: 30, RR: 32: 1. BP: 190/110, PR: 55, RR: 30
8. A 28-year-old male was struck in the chest with a baseball bat during an
altercation. He is conscious and alert and complains of severe chest pain.
Your assessment reveals a large area of ecchymosis over the sternum and a
rapid, irregular pulse. In addition to providing supplemental O2, you should
1. apply an AED and assess his BP
2. determine if he has cardiac problems
3. apply bulky dressings to the sternum
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4. prepare for immediate transport: 4. prepare for immediate transport
9. The __ contain(s) about 75% of the brain's total volume
1. cerebrum
2. brain stem
3. meninges
4. cerebellum: 1. cerebrum
10. A female patient with a suspected head injury has slow, shallow breathing.
The MOST appropriate treatment for her includes:
1. ventilation assistance to maintain an ETCO2 of 30-35mmHg
2. ventilation assistance to maintain an O2 saturation of 90%
3. administering O2 via a nonrebreather mask
4. hyperventilating her at 30 breaths/min: 1. ventilation assistance to maintain an
ETCO2 of 30-35mmHg
11. An epidural hematoma is MOST accurately defined as:
1. venous lacerations that occur within the brain
2. bleeding between the skull and dura mater
3. an injury caused by a damaged cerebral artery: 2. bleeding between the skull
and dura mater
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