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1.
1. Which of the following is the recommended method for treating frostbite?
A.. Vasodilators
>
B.. Warm
Warm water
water immersion
immersion at
at approximately
approximately 40°C
402C
D
C.. Padding
Padding and elevation only
oO
D.. Application of heat
heat from a hairdryer
TD
Answer: B.
B. Warm water immersion at approximately 40°C
409C
Rationale:
•« Rapid rewarming in a circulating water bath
bath at 37–40°C
37-40*C (approx.) is the standard
of care for frostbite management.
management.
•»« Use of hairdryers
hairdryers or dry heat is contraindicated due to the risk
risk of uneven heating
heating
and tissue damage.
damage.
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2.
2. Which of the following physical findings suggests a cause of hypotension
hypotension other
than spinal cord injury?
A.
A. Priapism
Priapism
B.
B. Bradycardia
Bradycardia
C.
C. Diaphragmatic
Diaphragmatic breathing
D.
D. Presence
Presence of deep tendon reflexes
Answer: D.
D. Presence
Presence of deep tendon reflexes
Rationale:
•. Spinal shock typically presents with flaccidity and loss
loss of reflexes below the level
of injury.
injury.
•« Preserved or brisk deep tendon reflexes suggest that the hypotension is not
not solely
due to spinal cord injury.
injury.
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1.
1. Which of the following is the recommended method for treating frostbite?
A.. Vasodilators
>
B.. Warm
Warm water
water immersion
immersion at
at approximately
approximately 40°C
402C
D
C.. Padding
Padding and elevation only
oO
D.. Application of heat
heat from a hairdryer
TD
Answer: B.
B. Warm water immersion at approximately 40°C
409C
Rationale:
•« Rapid rewarming in a circulating water bath
bath at 37–40°C
37-40*C (approx.) is the standard
of care for frostbite management.
management.
•»« Use of hairdryers
hairdryers or dry heat is contraindicated due to the risk
risk of uneven heating
heating
and tissue damage.
damage.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
2.
2. Which of the following physical findings suggests a cause of hypotension
hypotension other
than spinal cord injury?
A.
A. Priapism
Priapism
B.
B. Bradycardia
Bradycardia
C.
C. Diaphragmatic
Diaphragmatic breathing
D.
D. Presence
Presence of deep tendon reflexes
Answer: D.
D. Presence
Presence of deep tendon reflexes
Rationale:
•. Spinal shock typically presents with flaccidity and loss
loss of reflexes below the level
of injury.
injury.
•« Preserved or brisk deep tendon reflexes suggest that the hypotension is not
not solely
due to spinal cord injury.
injury.
