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RTE Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Rated A+ 5 steps for controlling minor bleeding - 1. use barrier between hand and wound 2. apply direct pressure 3. wash wound with soap and water 4. cover with dressing and bandage 5. wash hands 6 steps for controlling major bleeding - 1. use disposable gloves 2. cover wound with dressing with direct pressure 3. monitor condition 4. minimize shock 5. rest comfortably 6. wash hands 5 signs of internal bleeding - 1. tender, swollen 2. rapid breathing

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RTE Final Exam Questions and Answers

100% Solved | Rated A+


5 steps for controlling minor bleeding - ✔✔1. use barrier between hand and

wound

2. apply direct pressure

3. wash wound with soap and water

4. cover with dressing and bandage

5. wash hands

6 steps for controlling major bleeding - ✔✔1. use disposable gloves

2. cover wound with dressing with direct pressure

3. monitor condition

4. minimize shock

5. rest comfortably

6. wash hands

5 signs of internal bleeding - ✔✔1. tender, swollen

2. rapid breathing

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3. moist/cool skin

4. coughing up blood

5. excessive force

Care for internal bleeding (4) - ✔✔1. do no further harm

2. monitor breathing

3. help them rest

4. reassure and give specific care

Most effective way to minimize disease transmission - ✔✔use disposable

gloves

5 signs of shock - ✔✔1. anxiety and rapid breathing

2. altered level of conciousness

3. nausea

4. pale skin

5. excessive thirst

4 conditions of shock - ✔✔Cardiogenic

-failure of hear to pump enough oxygenated blood

Distributive

-abnormal dilation of blood vessels

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Hypovolmic

-severe bleeding or loss of fluid

other

- injury to chest or obstruction of airway

Care for shock (5) - ✔✔open airway

control any external bleeding

lye the person down

no food or drink

maintain normal body temp

Care for closed wound (3) - ✔✔ice for 20 min

elevate to reduce swelling

call 911 if serious damage

Care for amputation - ✔✔send body part with patient to hospital

Care for major open wound (7) - ✔✔call 911

disposable gloves

control external bleeding

monitor condition

minimize shock

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