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Upon arriving at the scene of a motor A
vehicle crash, you find a single patient still
seated in his car. There are no scene
hazards. As you approach the vehicle, you
note that the patient is semiconscious and
has a large laceration to his forehead. You
should:
Selterm-149ect one:
A. direct your partner to apply manual in-
line support of the patient's head.
B. apply a vest-style extrication device
before attempting to move the patient.
C. apply a cervical collar and quickly
remove the patient with a clothes drag.
D. slide a long backboard under his
buttocks and lay him sideways on the
board.
You are attending to a 26-year-old female D
who is 34 weeks pregnant with her first
child. Your patient has been having lower
abdominal pains and cramping for the past
two hours. In placing your patient on the
stretcher and preparing for transport, you
should place her:
Select one:
A. supine with her legs elevated.
B. in the Fowler position.
C. in a position of comfort.
D. on her left side.
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The extremity lift would NOT be C
appropriate to use on a patient:
Select one:
A. who complains of nausea.
B. without a spinal injury.
C. with a deformed humerus.
D. with forearm lacerations.
Which of the following statements A
regarding an emergency patient move is
correct?
Select one:
A. An emergency move is performed
before the primary assessment and
treatment.
B. It is not possible to perform an
emergency move without injuring the
patient.
C. The spine must be fully immobilized
prior to performing an emergency move.
D. The patient is dragged against the body's
long axis during an emergency move.
You and your partner enter the residence A
of an elderly couple, both of whom are
found unconscious in their bed. There is no
evidence of trauma. As you begin your
assessment, you and your partner notice
the smell of natural gas in the residence.
Which of the following should be your
MOST appropriate action?
Select one:
A. Rapidly remove the patients from their
residence using a blanket or clothes drag.
B. Perform a rapid assessment and then
move the patients from their residence.
C. Request another ambulance to assist
with lifting and moving the patients.
D. Quickly exit the residence and request
the fire department to move the patients.
Which of the following is the MOST B
appropriate device to use when
immobilizing a patient with a suspected
spinal injury?
Select one:
A. Wheeled stretcher
B. Long backboard
C. Portable stretcher
D. Scoop stretcher
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In which of the following situations would a A
direct ground lift be the MOST appropriate
method of moving a patient?
Select one:
A. A conscious patient complaining of
abdominal pain
B. A pedestrian with back pain after being
struck by a car
C. An unconscious patient with a possible
ischemic stroke
D. A patient who complains of hip pain
following a fall
An unrestrained patient is sitting in his car D
after an automobile crash. He is conscious
and alert, has no visible trauma, and is
complaining of neck and back pain. Before
removing him from his car, you should:
Select one:
A. maintain manual stabilization of his head
and grasp him by the clothes.
B. slide a scoop stretcher under his
buttocks and rotate him laterally.
C. perform a detailed head-to-toe
assessment and apply a cervical collar.
D. apply a cervical collar and immobilize
him with a vest-style device.
When moving a conscious, weak patient C
down a flight of stairs, you should:
Select one:
A. collapse the undercarriage of the
wheeled stretcher and carefully carry the
patient down the stairs on the stretcher.
B. secure the patient to a scoop stretcher
and carry him or her headfirst down the
stairs to the awaiting stretcher.
C. place the wheeled stretcher at the
bottom of the stairs and carry the patient
down the stairs with a stair chair.
D. assist the patient in walking down the
stairs and place him or her on the wheeled
stretcher at the bottom of the stairs.
The _________ is both the mechanical weight- B
bearing base of the spinal column and the
fused central posterior section of the
pelvic girdle.
Select one:
A. thorax
B. sacrum
C. ischium
D. coccyx
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Terms in this set (670)
Upon arriving at the scene of a motor A
vehicle crash, you find a single patient still
seated in his car. There are no scene
hazards. As you approach the vehicle, you
note that the patient is semiconscious and
has a large laceration to his forehead. You
should:
Selterm-149ect one:
A. direct your partner to apply manual in-
line support of the patient's head.
B. apply a vest-style extrication device
before attempting to move the patient.
C. apply a cervical collar and quickly
remove the patient with a clothes drag.
D. slide a long backboard under his
buttocks and lay him sideways on the
board.
You are attending to a 26-year-old female D
who is 34 weeks pregnant with her first
child. Your patient has been having lower
abdominal pains and cramping for the past
two hours. In placing your patient on the
stretcher and preparing for transport, you
should place her:
Select one:
A. supine with her legs elevated.
B. in the Fowler position.
C. in a position of comfort.
D. on her left side.
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The extremity lift would NOT be C
appropriate to use on a patient:
Select one:
A. who complains of nausea.
B. without a spinal injury.
C. with a deformed humerus.
D. with forearm lacerations.
Which of the following statements A
regarding an emergency patient move is
correct?
Select one:
A. An emergency move is performed
before the primary assessment and
treatment.
B. It is not possible to perform an
emergency move without injuring the
patient.
C. The spine must be fully immobilized
prior to performing an emergency move.
D. The patient is dragged against the body's
long axis during an emergency move.
You and your partner enter the residence A
of an elderly couple, both of whom are
found unconscious in their bed. There is no
evidence of trauma. As you begin your
assessment, you and your partner notice
the smell of natural gas in the residence.
Which of the following should be your
MOST appropriate action?
Select one:
A. Rapidly remove the patients from their
residence using a blanket or clothes drag.
B. Perform a rapid assessment and then
move the patients from their residence.
C. Request another ambulance to assist
with lifting and moving the patients.
D. Quickly exit the residence and request
the fire department to move the patients.
Which of the following is the MOST B
appropriate device to use when
immobilizing a patient with a suspected
spinal injury?
Select one:
A. Wheeled stretcher
B. Long backboard
C. Portable stretcher
D. Scoop stretcher
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In which of the following situations would a A
direct ground lift be the MOST appropriate
method of moving a patient?
Select one:
A. A conscious patient complaining of
abdominal pain
B. A pedestrian with back pain after being
struck by a car
C. An unconscious patient with a possible
ischemic stroke
D. A patient who complains of hip pain
following a fall
An unrestrained patient is sitting in his car D
after an automobile crash. He is conscious
and alert, has no visible trauma, and is
complaining of neck and back pain. Before
removing him from his car, you should:
Select one:
A. maintain manual stabilization of his head
and grasp him by the clothes.
B. slide a scoop stretcher under his
buttocks and rotate him laterally.
C. perform a detailed head-to-toe
assessment and apply a cervical collar.
D. apply a cervical collar and immobilize
him with a vest-style device.
When moving a conscious, weak patient C
down a flight of stairs, you should:
Select one:
A. collapse the undercarriage of the
wheeled stretcher and carefully carry the
patient down the stairs on the stretcher.
B. secure the patient to a scoop stretcher
and carry him or her headfirst down the
stairs to the awaiting stretcher.
C. place the wheeled stretcher at the
bottom of the stairs and carry the patient
down the stairs with a stair chair.
D. assist the patient in walking down the
stairs and place him or her on the wheeled
stretcher at the bottom of the stairs.
The _________ is both the mechanical weight- B
bearing base of the spinal column and the
fused central posterior section of the
pelvic girdle.
Select one:
A. thorax
B. sacrum
C. ischium
D. coccyx
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