✔✔During a disaster response, an incident commander decides to move patients to
collection points prior to initiating treatment. For this system to be effective, patients in
different triage categories should be: - ✔✔separated according to their assigned
category
✔✔A 36 year old woman who 32 weeks' pregnant sustains a fracture of the right tibia
and fibula in a MVC. The patient reports pain in the area of the thoracic spine and right
chest wall. Which of the following is the optimal position for transport? - ✔✔fully
immobilized, supine on a backboard, tilted to one side
✔✔A 45 year old patient reports taking dabigatran (Pradaxa) for anticoagulation
secondary to afib. The transport provider remembers that dabigatran is a direct
thrombin inhibitor and therefore, it: - ✔✔may require a specialized medication to reverse
✔✔A patient has a hypoxic encephalopathy due to the unrecognized, incorrect
placement of an ETT during transport. The critical care transport medical team admits
during deposition that they failed to connect continuous waveform capnography to the
intubated patient. This omission constitutes an error in: - ✔✔standard of care
✔✔During an air transport at 4,000 ft, a transport team member feels chilly and fatigued
and notes a colleague appears to be sleeping. Which of the following is the most
appropriate initial course of action? - ✔✔Put on an oxygen mask
✔✔The first sign of inhalation injury at the respiratory gas exchange level is: -
✔✔impaired oxygenation
✔✔A patient who has been hospitalized for 3 days with bilateral femur fractures and
pulmonary contusions develops petechiae. Which of the following complications will the
transport provider keep an eye out for, based on this development? - ✔✔DIC