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EMR LATEST UPDATED ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS
SET A+
✔✔Six Symptoms of a Fracture - ✔✔Deformity (angulation)
Pain (Tenderness Numbness)
Sound of Breaking
Swelling
Slow Capillary Refill
Bruising

✔✔PSD - ✔✔Pain
Swelling
Deformity

✔✔Manual Stabilization - ✔✔to steady a body part in order to help reduce involuntary
movement caused by pain or muscle spasms

✔✔Five Symptoms of Spinal Injury - ✔✔Tenderness (in the area of the injury)
Pain Associated with movement
Numbness
Weakness
Loss of Bowel Control

✔✔Five Symptoms of Head Injury - ✔✔Unresponsive
Deep Cuts (or tears exposed brain tissues)
Swelling and discoloration (under eyes)
fragements of bone (through the skin)
(Deformity of the Skull)

✔✔Placenta - ✔✔Organ of pregnancy, composed of maternal and fetal issues (organ
where exchange between mother and fetus occurs)

✔✔Umbilical Cord - ✔✔structure that connects fetus to the placenta

, ✔✔Amniotic Sac - ✔✔"bag of water" (fluid sack surrounds the fetus)

✔✔Three Stages of Labor - ✔✔First: contracts begin, ends with cervix being fully dilated
(allows baby to enter birth canal)
Second: baby moves through birth canal and is expelled
Third: birth to placenta being delivered

✔✔Three Steps to stimulate newborn breathing - ✔✔vigorously rub back
ventilate at rate of 40 beats terminate
suction

✔✔Neonate - ✔✔birth to one month

✔✔Infant - ✔✔one month to one year

✔✔Child - ✔✔one year to eight years

✔✔Adult - ✔✔over eight years

✔✔Five Differences between adult and pediatric anatomy - ✔✔head is larger and
heavier than the body
children are more vulnerable to spinal injuries
togue is large for the mouth
infants are nose breathers (use accessory muscles to breathe)
airways are narrow and easily obstructed

✔✔Five Common Medical Emergencies in Children - ✔✔Airway obstruction
Seizures
Child Abuse
Respiratory (emergency)
Circulatory Failure

✔✔Five Symptoms of Respiratory Distress in a Child - ✔✔wheezing or exhaling with
effort
inadequate breathing
drooling
altered mental status
sitting in a tripod position

✔✔Six causes of Seizure in a child - ✔✔fever
infection
poison
low blood sugar
hypoxia
head injury

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