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EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
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the six P's -ANSWERS-Pain, pallor, paresthesia, pulses, paralysis, and
pressure
When there is foreign objects in the eye it causes the conjunctiva to
become inflamed which is called -ANSWERS-conjunctivitis
If there is a small foreign object in the patient's eye you should -
ANSWERS-use a normal saline solution to gently irrigate the eye
When there is a penetrating objects impale the eye your care should
involve -ANSWERS-stabilizing the object and preparing the patient for
transport
How should you bandage a patient with a penetrating eye injury -
ANSWERS-bandage the object in place to support it cover the eye with
a moist sterile, dressing and then surround the object with an eye
shield or doughnut shaped collar made from roller gauze or a small
gauze pack
,chemical burns to the eye are caused by -ANSWERS-alkali solutions or
acids
Basic treatment for chemical burns to the eye consist of -ANSWERS-
flushing the eye with water or saline solution
If the burn was caused by an alkali or a strong acid -ANSWERS-irrigate
the eye for 20 minutes
for a thermal burn to the eyelid treatment consist of -ANSWERS-
covering both eyes with a sterile dressing moistened with sterile saline
Light burns and retinal injuries that are caused by exposure to great
light should be treated by -ANSWERS-covering each eye with a sterile,
moist pad, and an eye shield
lacerations of the eyelid may involve bleeding but it can -ANSWERS-be
controlled by gentle manual pressure
if there is a laceration to the globe itself -ANSWERS-never exert
pressure, gently apply a moist sterile dressing and apply soft dressings
to both eyes
Blunt trauma can cause -ANSWERS-a regular black eye or hyphema or
bleeding into the anterior eye chamber
, blunt trauma can also cause -ANSWERS-fracture to the orbit
Another possible injury of blunt eye injury is -ANSWERS-retinal
detachment
Posterior nosebleeds can be caused by -ANSWERS-trauma to the face
and skull that result in basilar skull fracture
patients with a ruptured tympanic membrane will often report -
ANSWERS-severe ear pain, difficulty hearing and ringing in the affected
ear
the presence of air in the soft tissue produces a characteristic crackling
sensation called -ANSWERS-subcutaneous emphysema
injuries to the carotid and jugular veins on the neck can cause body to
bleed out known as -ANSWERS-exsanguination
if a vein has been punctured air may be sucked through it to the heart a
clinical situation called -ANSWERS-an air embolism
the signs and symptoms of larynx injures include -ANSWERS-respiratory
distress, hoarseness, pain, difficulty swallowing, cyanosis, pale skin,
EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST
RELEASED!!
the six P's -ANSWERS-Pain, pallor, paresthesia, pulses, paralysis, and
pressure
When there is foreign objects in the eye it causes the conjunctiva to
become inflamed which is called -ANSWERS-conjunctivitis
If there is a small foreign object in the patient's eye you should -
ANSWERS-use a normal saline solution to gently irrigate the eye
When there is a penetrating objects impale the eye your care should
involve -ANSWERS-stabilizing the object and preparing the patient for
transport
How should you bandage a patient with a penetrating eye injury -
ANSWERS-bandage the object in place to support it cover the eye with
a moist sterile, dressing and then surround the object with an eye
shield or doughnut shaped collar made from roller gauze or a small
gauze pack
,chemical burns to the eye are caused by -ANSWERS-alkali solutions or
acids
Basic treatment for chemical burns to the eye consist of -ANSWERS-
flushing the eye with water or saline solution
If the burn was caused by an alkali or a strong acid -ANSWERS-irrigate
the eye for 20 minutes
for a thermal burn to the eyelid treatment consist of -ANSWERS-
covering both eyes with a sterile dressing moistened with sterile saline
Light burns and retinal injuries that are caused by exposure to great
light should be treated by -ANSWERS-covering each eye with a sterile,
moist pad, and an eye shield
lacerations of the eyelid may involve bleeding but it can -ANSWERS-be
controlled by gentle manual pressure
if there is a laceration to the globe itself -ANSWERS-never exert
pressure, gently apply a moist sterile dressing and apply soft dressings
to both eyes
Blunt trauma can cause -ANSWERS-a regular black eye or hyphema or
bleeding into the anterior eye chamber
, blunt trauma can also cause -ANSWERS-fracture to the orbit
Another possible injury of blunt eye injury is -ANSWERS-retinal
detachment
Posterior nosebleeds can be caused by -ANSWERS-trauma to the face
and skull that result in basilar skull fracture
patients with a ruptured tympanic membrane will often report -
ANSWERS-severe ear pain, difficulty hearing and ringing in the affected
ear
the presence of air in the soft tissue produces a characteristic crackling
sensation called -ANSWERS-subcutaneous emphysema
injuries to the carotid and jugular veins on the neck can cause body to
bleed out known as -ANSWERS-exsanguination
if a vein has been punctured air may be sucked through it to the heart a
clinical situation called -ANSWERS-an air embolism
the signs and symptoms of larynx injures include -ANSWERS-respiratory
distress, hoarseness, pain, difficulty swallowing, cyanosis, pale skin,
