EMR Chapter 13 Exam | Questions & Answers (100 %Score) Latest Updated 2024/2025
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R/L Ventricles, R/L Atria - ✔✔What are the 4 chambers of the heart?
pulse - ✔✔Pressure wave generated by the pumping action of the heart
cardiovascular system collapse. - ✔✔Shock is MOST accurately defined as:
take standard precautions. - ✔✔Any time you approach a patient with a soft-tissue injury, your MOST
immediate priority should be to:
plasma. - ✔✔The transporting medium for the solid parts of the blood is called:
white blood cells - ✔✔A patient with an infection would be expected to have an increased number of:
carotid pulse - ✔✔If a patient appears to be in shock or is unconscious, you should attempt to locate the
__________ first.
cannot pump enough blood to supply the needs of the body - ✔✔Cardiogenic shock occurs when the
heart:
Cardiogenic Shock - ✔✔All of the following types of shock are caused by capillary expansion, EXCEPT:
Clean water may irritate the injured eye - ✔✔Why is saline preferred when flushing the eye with a small
foreign body on the surface? M.F.
On their back - ✔✔How show a patient with an eye laceration be positioned? M.F.
, To minimize eye movement - ✔✔When a patient has an impaled object in the eye, why do you bandage
both eyes? M.F.
spontaneous nosebleed - ✔✔EM: What is a nosebleed with no apparent cause called?
hold a gauze pad inside the cheek - ✔✔ED: How do you treat a wound inside the cheek?
monitor patient's airway and breathing and protect the spine - ✔✔ED: What would you do for an
unconscious patient with a head laceration?
5 minutes - ✔✔EM: How long should you hold both nostrils together while having a nosebleed?
Burns around the face and mouth - ✔✔LE: What is a sign of respiratory burn?
Cool with water and wrap in a dry, sterile dressing or burn sheet - ✔✔LE: How should partial thickness
burns be treated?
The Rule of Nines - ✔✔LE: What is used to determine the extend of burns?
Place on their backs and elevate their legs at least 6" - ✔✔BG:How do you treat pts. w/ closed
abdominal wounds and signs of shock?
injury, high blood pressure, and dry air - ✔✔EM: What are 3 causes of nosebleeds?
tilted forward - ✔✔EM: What position should the head be in while having a nosebleed?
The red blood cells carry oxygen and carbon dioxide. - ✔✔What is the main role of red blood cells?(JJB)
trachea, esophagus, vertebrae, arteries, and the spinal cord - ✔✔MW: What are the major structures
involved in a neck wound?
Comprehensive Questions A+ Graded Answers | 100% Pass
R/L Ventricles, R/L Atria - ✔✔What are the 4 chambers of the heart?
pulse - ✔✔Pressure wave generated by the pumping action of the heart
cardiovascular system collapse. - ✔✔Shock is MOST accurately defined as:
take standard precautions. - ✔✔Any time you approach a patient with a soft-tissue injury, your MOST
immediate priority should be to:
plasma. - ✔✔The transporting medium for the solid parts of the blood is called:
white blood cells - ✔✔A patient with an infection would be expected to have an increased number of:
carotid pulse - ✔✔If a patient appears to be in shock or is unconscious, you should attempt to locate the
__________ first.
cannot pump enough blood to supply the needs of the body - ✔✔Cardiogenic shock occurs when the
heart:
Cardiogenic Shock - ✔✔All of the following types of shock are caused by capillary expansion, EXCEPT:
Clean water may irritate the injured eye - ✔✔Why is saline preferred when flushing the eye with a small
foreign body on the surface? M.F.
On their back - ✔✔How show a patient with an eye laceration be positioned? M.F.
, To minimize eye movement - ✔✔When a patient has an impaled object in the eye, why do you bandage
both eyes? M.F.
spontaneous nosebleed - ✔✔EM: What is a nosebleed with no apparent cause called?
hold a gauze pad inside the cheek - ✔✔ED: How do you treat a wound inside the cheek?
monitor patient's airway and breathing and protect the spine - ✔✔ED: What would you do for an
unconscious patient with a head laceration?
5 minutes - ✔✔EM: How long should you hold both nostrils together while having a nosebleed?
Burns around the face and mouth - ✔✔LE: What is a sign of respiratory burn?
Cool with water and wrap in a dry, sterile dressing or burn sheet - ✔✔LE: How should partial thickness
burns be treated?
The Rule of Nines - ✔✔LE: What is used to determine the extend of burns?
Place on their backs and elevate their legs at least 6" - ✔✔BG:How do you treat pts. w/ closed
abdominal wounds and signs of shock?
injury, high blood pressure, and dry air - ✔✔EM: What are 3 causes of nosebleeds?
tilted forward - ✔✔EM: What position should the head be in while having a nosebleed?
The red blood cells carry oxygen and carbon dioxide. - ✔✔What is the main role of red blood cells?(JJB)
trachea, esophagus, vertebrae, arteries, and the spinal cord - ✔✔MW: What are the major structures
involved in a neck wound?
