TNCC Practice Exam Questions And
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Which of the following hemodynamic support strategies is the priority intervention for a
patient with a traumatic pulmonary contusion? - CORRECT ANSWER-Judicious use of
intravenous fluids
And unrestrained front seat passenger in a MVA develops a ecchymosis around the
umbilicus. This assessment finding is most commonly associated with: - CORRECT
ANSWER-Bleeding in the peritoneal cavity
Elevated compartment pressure can be the result of - CORRECT ANSWER-
Haemorrhage from with in the muscle.
If pregnant trauma patient develops tachycardia, hypertension, rigid board like uterus,
and dark, red vaginal bleeding. She reports constant back pain, which is increasing. The
most likely cause of these signs and symptoms is: - CORRECT ANSWER-Placental
abruption.
For a patient who has undergone recent bariatric surgery, fluoroscopy is recommended
to place: - CORRECT ANSWER-A nasogastric tube.
Identification of vulnerabilities is an example of which phase of disaster management? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Mitigation.
Which of the following structures would be the most affected by the energy transfer
concept of cavitation? - CORRECT ANSWER-Liver.
And unrestrained driver was involved in a frontal collision without an airbag deployment
. She is hypotensive and tachycardic with shallow respirations distended jugular vein's,
and muffled heart tones. The nurse prepares for which immediate intervention? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Pericardiocentesis
An unrestrained driver is brought into the emergency room following a frontal impact
motor vehicle collision. She was pale, anxious, and complains of shortness of breath.
Which of the following potential injuries would be the trauma nurses primary concern for
this patient? - CORRECT ANSWER-Liver laceration
, A patient arrives in the emergency department after being pinned against a brick
retaining wall. Knowing that crush injuries can result in a significant damage to the
muscle tissues, the priority assessment for the trauma nurse is for: - CORRECT
ANSWER-Myoglobinemia and renal failure
The nurse is preparing to clean an extensive abrasion contaminated with dirt and
gravel. Which of the following interventions is indicated? - CORRECT ANSWER-Use
copious amounts of normal saline
What is the primary benefit of a team approach to trauma care? - CORRECT ANSWER-
It promotes a systemic, organized approach care.
In the primary survey, AVPU is performed to determine if the patient can: - CORRECT
ANSWER-Protect his or her airway
Which of the following circumstances may lead to an unreliable reading on the pulse
oximeter device? - CORRECT ANSWER-Carboxyhemoglobin
The systematic inflammatory response is a normal part of the body's response to shock
from Trumatic injury. Which of the following best describes this response? - CORRECT
ANSWER-The inflammatory response is triggered by tissue hypoxia to activate
Compensatory mechanisms
What is an early assessment finding of increased ICP in the patient with a brain injury? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Vomiting
When providing care for pediatric patient with Burns in the post resuscitation care., How
are intravenous fluids administered? - CORRECT ANSWER-Administer fluids as per the
Parkland formula with maintenance fluids.
Thinning skin and diminished autonomic response in the older adult can have which
effect on the primary assessment? - CORRECT ANSWER-Compromised Thermo
regulation
In mass casualty triage, "doing the greatest good for the greatest number" refers to
dealing with a situation where: - CORRECT ANSWER-There are more patience than
resources
Effective pain management in the patient with rib fractures will promote which of the
following? - CORRECT ANSWER-Cough with ability to clear secretions.
During the primary survey, which of the following assessment findings has the greatest
priority? - CORRECT ANSWER-Cervical spine injury
Answers Already Graded A+ 2026
Update
Which of the following hemodynamic support strategies is the priority intervention for a
patient with a traumatic pulmonary contusion? - CORRECT ANSWER-Judicious use of
intravenous fluids
And unrestrained front seat passenger in a MVA develops a ecchymosis around the
umbilicus. This assessment finding is most commonly associated with: - CORRECT
ANSWER-Bleeding in the peritoneal cavity
Elevated compartment pressure can be the result of - CORRECT ANSWER-
Haemorrhage from with in the muscle.
If pregnant trauma patient develops tachycardia, hypertension, rigid board like uterus,
and dark, red vaginal bleeding. She reports constant back pain, which is increasing. The
most likely cause of these signs and symptoms is: - CORRECT ANSWER-Placental
abruption.
For a patient who has undergone recent bariatric surgery, fluoroscopy is recommended
to place: - CORRECT ANSWER-A nasogastric tube.
Identification of vulnerabilities is an example of which phase of disaster management? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Mitigation.
Which of the following structures would be the most affected by the energy transfer
concept of cavitation? - CORRECT ANSWER-Liver.
And unrestrained driver was involved in a frontal collision without an airbag deployment
. She is hypotensive and tachycardic with shallow respirations distended jugular vein's,
and muffled heart tones. The nurse prepares for which immediate intervention? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Pericardiocentesis
An unrestrained driver is brought into the emergency room following a frontal impact
motor vehicle collision. She was pale, anxious, and complains of shortness of breath.
Which of the following potential injuries would be the trauma nurses primary concern for
this patient? - CORRECT ANSWER-Liver laceration
, A patient arrives in the emergency department after being pinned against a brick
retaining wall. Knowing that crush injuries can result in a significant damage to the
muscle tissues, the priority assessment for the trauma nurse is for: - CORRECT
ANSWER-Myoglobinemia and renal failure
The nurse is preparing to clean an extensive abrasion contaminated with dirt and
gravel. Which of the following interventions is indicated? - CORRECT ANSWER-Use
copious amounts of normal saline
What is the primary benefit of a team approach to trauma care? - CORRECT ANSWER-
It promotes a systemic, organized approach care.
In the primary survey, AVPU is performed to determine if the patient can: - CORRECT
ANSWER-Protect his or her airway
Which of the following circumstances may lead to an unreliable reading on the pulse
oximeter device? - CORRECT ANSWER-Carboxyhemoglobin
The systematic inflammatory response is a normal part of the body's response to shock
from Trumatic injury. Which of the following best describes this response? - CORRECT
ANSWER-The inflammatory response is triggered by tissue hypoxia to activate
Compensatory mechanisms
What is an early assessment finding of increased ICP in the patient with a brain injury? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Vomiting
When providing care for pediatric patient with Burns in the post resuscitation care., How
are intravenous fluids administered? - CORRECT ANSWER-Administer fluids as per the
Parkland formula with maintenance fluids.
Thinning skin and diminished autonomic response in the older adult can have which
effect on the primary assessment? - CORRECT ANSWER-Compromised Thermo
regulation
In mass casualty triage, "doing the greatest good for the greatest number" refers to
dealing with a situation where: - CORRECT ANSWER-There are more patience than
resources
Effective pain management in the patient with rib fractures will promote which of the
following? - CORRECT ANSWER-Cough with ability to clear secretions.
During the primary survey, which of the following assessment findings has the greatest
priority? - CORRECT ANSWER-Cervical spine injury
