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AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) TESTBANK
|ALREADY GRADED A+|100 % COMPLETE verified pass
"Breathing and Ventilation" - ansDuring which part of the primary survey would you
anticipate the need for a chest tube, intubation, decompression of pneumothorax,
oxygen, or BVMs?
1. attach CO2 detector and assess for evidence of exhaled CO2; 2. observe for rise and
fall of the chest w/ assisted ventilations; 3. auscultate over epigastrium for gurgling AND
lungs for bilateral breath sounds - ansWhat three assessments must be done if the
patient is intubated?
1. inspect AND palpate skin color, temp, moisture and 2. palpate a pulse - ansTo
assess circulation, you must do these two main tasks:
A.Alert with no neurologic deficits - ansUsing the American College of Surgeons
screening guidelines, what assessment finding would prompt the nurse to prepare a
patient for cervical spine imaging?
A.Alert with no neurologic deficits
B.Multiple abrasions to the extremities
C.Ecchymosis to the flank
D.Responds to verbal stimulation
A.Cardiogenic - ansA patient is brought to the emergency department with chest pain
and shortness of breath following a high-speed motor vehicle collision in which they
were the unrestrained driver. There is crepitus to the left chest with clear and equal
breath sounds. The vital signs are BP 80/40 mmHg, HR 140 beats/minute, and RR 40
breaths/minute. Cardiac monitor shows sinus tachycardia with premature ventricular
contractions. These findings are most consistent with which type of shock?
A.Cardiogenic
B.Neurogenic
C.Hypovolemic
D.Obstructive
A.Decrease the rate of manual ventilation. - ansAn adult patient who sustained a severe
head trauma has been intubated and is being manually ventilated via a bag-mask
device at a rate of 18 breaths/minute. The patient has received one intravenous fluid
bolus of 500 mL of warmed isotonic crystalloid solution. The PaCO2 is 30 mm Hg (4.0
kPa), and the pulse oximetry is 92%. BP is 142/70 mm Hg. What is the most important
intervention to manage the cerebral blood flow?
A.Decrease the rate of manual ventilation.
B.Initiate another fluid bolus.
C.Recheck endotracheal tube placement.
D.Increase the amount of oxygen delivered.
A.Initiate warming measures - ansA patient is brought to the emergency department
following a snowmobile crash with prolonged exposure time prior to transport. The
,TNCC 10TH EDITION EXAM 3 LATEST VERSIONS (VERSION A & B) COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) TESTBANK
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patient Vis Vconfused. VVital Vsigns Vare VBP V96/54 Vmm VHg, VHR V114 Vbeats/minute, VRR
V24 Vbreaths/minute, VT V34.6oC V(94.2oF) Vand Van VSpO2 Vof V90% Von Voxygen Vat V15L
Vper Vnon- Vrebreather Vmask. VOther Vfindings Vinclude VETCO2 V24, Vserum Vlactate Vof V6
Vmmol/L, Vand Va VpH Vof V6.8. VBased Von Vthese Vfindings, Vwhat Vis Vthe Vmost Vappropriate
Vintervention?
A.Initiate Vwarming Vmeasures
B.Titrate Voxygen Vto V6 VL Vper Vnasal
Vcannula VC.Bolus Vwith V500 VmL Visotonic
Vcrystalloids VD.Vigorously Vmassage Vthe
Vextremities
A.Report Vyour Vsuspicion Vof Vmaltreatment Vin Vaccordance Vwith Vlocal Vregulations V-
VansA V5- Vyear-old Vchild Vpresents Vto Vthe Vemergency Vdepartment Vwith Vbruises Vto Vthe
Vupper Varms Vand Vbuttocks Vin Vvarious Vstages Vof Vhealing Vand Vmultiple Vsmall, Vclean,
Vround Vburns Vto Vthe Vback. VThere Vare Vno Vabnormalities Vfound Vbased Von Vthe
Vpediatric Vassessment Vtriangle Vor Vprimary Vsurvey. VWhich Vof Vthe Vfollowing Vis Vthe
Vpriority Vnursing Vintervention?
A.Report Vyour Vsuspicion Vof Vmaltreatment Vin Vaccordance Vwith Vlocal Vregulations
B.Apply Vice Vto Vthe Vbruises Vand Vprovide Vwound Vcare
C.Engage Vin Vtherapeutic Vcommunication Vto Vdetermine Vthe Vmechanism Vof Vinjury
D.Provide Vthe Vfamily Vwith Vinjury Vprevention Vresources
A.Reverse VTrendelenburg V- VansWhat Vposition Voptimizes Vventilation Vin Vthe Vobese
Vpatient Vwith Va Vlumbar Vfracture?
A.Reverse
VTrendelenburg VB.Supine
C.Prone
VD.Fowler's
AFTER Vhead-to-toe, VBEFORE VJ V(VIPP) V- VansAntibiotics, Vconsults, Vhead VCT,
Vimaging, Vlaw Venforcement, Vmandatory Vreporting, Vpsychosocial Vsupport, Vsocial
Vservices, Vsplinting, Vtetanus, Vand Vwound Vcare Vare Vall Vinterventions Vthat Vyou Vdo
VAFTER Vand Vbefore VWHAT?
all Vpatients V- VansFor Vwhom Vis Vcapnography Vhighly Vrecommended?
Apply Va Vpelvic Vbinder V- VansAn Vadult Vpedestrian Vwas Vstruck Von Vthe Vright Vside Vby Va
Vsport Vutility Vvehicle Vtraveling Vat V40 Vmph. VThe Vpatient Vis Vawake Vand Valert Vand Vthe
Vright Vleg Vis Vshortened. VFollowing Vinitial Vresuscitation Vwith Vfluids, Vthe Vpatient Vremains
Vhypotensive. VWhat Vwould Vbe Vthe Vpriority Vintervention?
A.Send Vblood Vfor Vtype Vand Vcrossmatch
B.Apply Va Vpelvic Vbinder
C.Prepare Vthe Vpatient Vfor Vsurgery
D.Insert Va Vurinary Vcatheter
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assess VETT Vposition Vby Vnoting Vthe Vnumber Vat Vteeth/gums VAND Vsecure VETT V- VansIf
Vthe Vpatient Vis Vintubated Vand Vyou've Valready Vassessed VETT Vplacement, Vwhat Velse
Vneeds Vto Vbe Vdone Vwith Vthe VETT? V(step V10)
Assessing Vpatency Vand Vprotection Vof Vthe Vairway, VStep V7 Vof
"Alertness Vand VAirway Vwith VSimultaneous VCervical VSpinal VStabilization" V- VansDuring
Vwhich Vpart Vof Vthe Vprimary Vsurvey Vwould Vthere Vbe Vanticipation Vfor Vintubation,
Vinsertion Vof VOPA/NPA, Vremoval Vof Vany Vloose Vteeth Vor Vforeign Vobjects, Vor
Vsuctioning?
B. VRising Vdiastolic V- VansWhich Vblood Vpressure Vfinding Vis Vassociated Vwith Vearly Vor
Vcompensated Vhypovolemic Vshock?
A.Rising Vsystolic
VB.Rising Vdiastolic
VC.Decreasing Vdiastolic
VD.Decreasing Vsystolic
B.A V2-year-old Vlands Von Vgrass Vfrom Va Vsecond-story Vbalcony V- VansBased Von Vfall
Vmechanism, Vwhich Vpatient Vwarrants Vprehospital Vtransfer Vto Va Vtrauma Vcenter?
A.A V35-year-old Vlands Von Va Vwooden Vporch Vfrom Van V8-foot Vladder
B.A V2-year-old Vlands Von Vgrass Vfrom Va Vsecond-story Vbalcony
C.A V14-year-old Vforcefully Vpushed Vonto Vcement Vfrom Vstanding
D.A V50-year-old Vlands Von Va Vcarpeted Vfloor Vafter Vtripping
B.Amputation Vof Va Vlimb V- VansWhich Vof Vthe Vfollowing Vsituations Vcould Vcause Vfunctional
Vgrief?
A.Inability Vto Vlive Vat Vhome
VB.Amputation Vof Va Vlimb
VC.Loss Vof Vone's Vself-image
D.Destruction Vof Vthe Vpatient's Vcar
B.Control Vthe Vbleeding V- VansAn Vunconscious Vpatient Varrives Vfollowing Va Vmotor
Vvehicle Vcollision. VThe Vpatient Vis Von Va Vbackboard Vwith Va Vcervical Vcollar Vin Vplace
Vand Vone Vintravenous Vline Vrunning. VRespirations Vare Vshallow Vand Vthere Vis Vactive
Vbrisk Vbleeding Vfrom Va Vlarge Vleg Vwound. VWhat Vis Vthe Vpriority Vintervention Vfor Vthis
Vpatient?
A.Check Vfor Va Vpatent Vairway
B.Control Vthe Vbleeding
C.Start Va Vsecond Vintravenous Vline
VD.Ventilate Vwith Va Vbag-mask Vdevice
B.During Vthe Vsecondary Vsurveyt V- VansWhen Vshould Vthe Vdefinitive Vcalculation Vfor
Vintravenous Vfluid Vresuscitation Vrate Vbe Vperformed Vfor Va Vpatient Vwith Vburns?
A.As Vsoon Vas Vthe Vpatient Varrives
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B.During Vthe Vsecondary Vsurvey
C.Should Vonly Vbe Vdone Vat Va Vburn Vcenter
D.During Vthe Vprimary Vsurvey
B.Increased Voxygen Vconsumption V- VansA Vtrauma Vpatient Vwho Vis V30-weeks Vpregnant
Varrives Vat Vthe Vemergency Vdepartment Vfollowing Va Vmotor Vvehicle Vcollision. VWhich
Vnormal Vphysiologic Vchange Vshould Vbe Vconsidered Vwhen Vassessing Vventilatory
Vstatus?
A.Increased Vfunctional Vreserve Vcapacity
VB.Increased Voxygen Vconsumption
VC.Decreased Vminute Vventilation
VD.Slower Vdesaturation Vrates Vwith
Vapnea
B.It Vcan Vbe Vused Vin Vhypotensive Vpatients Vtoo Vunstable Vfor Vcomputed Vtomography
Vscan V- VansWhich Vof Vthe Vfollowing Vis Vtrue Vabout Vuse Vof Vthe Vfocused Vassessment
Vsonography Vfor Vtrauma Vexam Vfor Va Vpatient Vwith Vabdominal Vtrauma?
A.It Vhas Va Vhigher Vsensitivity Vthan Vdiagnostic Vperitoneal Vlavage Vfor Vfluid Vdetection
B.It Vcan Vbe Vused Vin Vhypotensive Vpatients Vtoo Vunstable Vfor Vcomputed Vtomography
Vscan
C.It Vcan Vdetect Vas Vlittle Vas V30 VmL Vof Vfluid Vin Vthe Vabdominal Vcavity
D.It Vhas Vhigh Vsensitivity Vin Vpediatric Vpatients Vfor Videntifying Vfluid Vin Vthe Vperitoneum
B.Loss Vof Vreflexes V- VansA Vpatient Vis Vdiagnosed Vwith Va VT12 Vspinal Vcord Vinjury
Vfollowing Va V20-foot Vfall. VWhich Vfinding Vis Vconsistent Vwith Vspinal Vshock?
A.Bradycardia
VB.Loss Vof
Vreflexes
C.Widened Vpulse Vpressure
VD.Warm Vskin
B.Maintaining Vspinal Vmotion Vrestriction V- VansWhat Vis Vthe Vpriority Vintervention Vfor Va
Vchild Vwho Vhas Vbeen Vdiagnosed Vwith Van Vatlanto-occipital Vdislocation Vfollowing Va
Vhigh-speed Vmotor Vvehicle Vcollision?
A.Initiating Va Vsecond Vlarge Vcaliber Vintravenous Vline
VB.Maintaining Vspinal Vmotion Vrestriction
C.Placing Vthe Vpatient Von Vpulse Voximetry
D.Turning Vthe Vpatient Vto Vremove Vthe Vbackboard
B.Medical Vhistory Vincluding Vcurrent Vmedications V- VansWhat Vis Vthe Vmost Vimportant
Vconsideration Vduring Vthe Vinitial Vassessment Vwhen Vcaring Vfor Van Volder Vadult Vwho Vhas
Vsustained Vserious Vinjuries?
A.They Vare Vlikely Vto Vbe Vfearful Vin Vthe Vemergency Vdepartment
B.Medical Vhistory Vincluding Vcurrent Vmedications
VC.Availability Vof Vsupport Vsystems Vafter Vdischarge
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|ALREADY GRADED A+|100 % COMPLETE verified pass
"Breathing and Ventilation" - ansDuring which part of the primary survey would you
anticipate the need for a chest tube, intubation, decompression of pneumothorax,
oxygen, or BVMs?
1. attach CO2 detector and assess for evidence of exhaled CO2; 2. observe for rise and
fall of the chest w/ assisted ventilations; 3. auscultate over epigastrium for gurgling AND
lungs for bilateral breath sounds - ansWhat three assessments must be done if the
patient is intubated?
1. inspect AND palpate skin color, temp, moisture and 2. palpate a pulse - ansTo
assess circulation, you must do these two main tasks:
A.Alert with no neurologic deficits - ansUsing the American College of Surgeons
screening guidelines, what assessment finding would prompt the nurse to prepare a
patient for cervical spine imaging?
A.Alert with no neurologic deficits
B.Multiple abrasions to the extremities
C.Ecchymosis to the flank
D.Responds to verbal stimulation
A.Cardiogenic - ansA patient is brought to the emergency department with chest pain
and shortness of breath following a high-speed motor vehicle collision in which they
were the unrestrained driver. There is crepitus to the left chest with clear and equal
breath sounds. The vital signs are BP 80/40 mmHg, HR 140 beats/minute, and RR 40
breaths/minute. Cardiac monitor shows sinus tachycardia with premature ventricular
contractions. These findings are most consistent with which type of shock?
A.Cardiogenic
B.Neurogenic
C.Hypovolemic
D.Obstructive
A.Decrease the rate of manual ventilation. - ansAn adult patient who sustained a severe
head trauma has been intubated and is being manually ventilated via a bag-mask
device at a rate of 18 breaths/minute. The patient has received one intravenous fluid
bolus of 500 mL of warmed isotonic crystalloid solution. The PaCO2 is 30 mm Hg (4.0
kPa), and the pulse oximetry is 92%. BP is 142/70 mm Hg. What is the most important
intervention to manage the cerebral blood flow?
A.Decrease the rate of manual ventilation.
B.Initiate another fluid bolus.
C.Recheck endotracheal tube placement.
D.Increase the amount of oxygen delivered.
A.Initiate warming measures - ansA patient is brought to the emergency department
following a snowmobile crash with prolonged exposure time prior to transport. The
,TNCC 10TH EDITION EXAM 3 LATEST VERSIONS (VERSION A & B) COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) TESTBANK
|ALREADY GRADED A+|100 % COMPLETE verified pass
patient Vis Vconfused. VVital Vsigns Vare VBP V96/54 Vmm VHg, VHR V114 Vbeats/minute, VRR
V24 Vbreaths/minute, VT V34.6oC V(94.2oF) Vand Van VSpO2 Vof V90% Von Voxygen Vat V15L
Vper Vnon- Vrebreather Vmask. VOther Vfindings Vinclude VETCO2 V24, Vserum Vlactate Vof V6
Vmmol/L, Vand Va VpH Vof V6.8. VBased Von Vthese Vfindings, Vwhat Vis Vthe Vmost Vappropriate
Vintervention?
A.Initiate Vwarming Vmeasures
B.Titrate Voxygen Vto V6 VL Vper Vnasal
Vcannula VC.Bolus Vwith V500 VmL Visotonic
Vcrystalloids VD.Vigorously Vmassage Vthe
Vextremities
A.Report Vyour Vsuspicion Vof Vmaltreatment Vin Vaccordance Vwith Vlocal Vregulations V-
VansA V5- Vyear-old Vchild Vpresents Vto Vthe Vemergency Vdepartment Vwith Vbruises Vto Vthe
Vupper Varms Vand Vbuttocks Vin Vvarious Vstages Vof Vhealing Vand Vmultiple Vsmall, Vclean,
Vround Vburns Vto Vthe Vback. VThere Vare Vno Vabnormalities Vfound Vbased Von Vthe
Vpediatric Vassessment Vtriangle Vor Vprimary Vsurvey. VWhich Vof Vthe Vfollowing Vis Vthe
Vpriority Vnursing Vintervention?
A.Report Vyour Vsuspicion Vof Vmaltreatment Vin Vaccordance Vwith Vlocal Vregulations
B.Apply Vice Vto Vthe Vbruises Vand Vprovide Vwound Vcare
C.Engage Vin Vtherapeutic Vcommunication Vto Vdetermine Vthe Vmechanism Vof Vinjury
D.Provide Vthe Vfamily Vwith Vinjury Vprevention Vresources
A.Reverse VTrendelenburg V- VansWhat Vposition Voptimizes Vventilation Vin Vthe Vobese
Vpatient Vwith Va Vlumbar Vfracture?
A.Reverse
VTrendelenburg VB.Supine
C.Prone
VD.Fowler's
AFTER Vhead-to-toe, VBEFORE VJ V(VIPP) V- VansAntibiotics, Vconsults, Vhead VCT,
Vimaging, Vlaw Venforcement, Vmandatory Vreporting, Vpsychosocial Vsupport, Vsocial
Vservices, Vsplinting, Vtetanus, Vand Vwound Vcare Vare Vall Vinterventions Vthat Vyou Vdo
VAFTER Vand Vbefore VWHAT?
all Vpatients V- VansFor Vwhom Vis Vcapnography Vhighly Vrecommended?
Apply Va Vpelvic Vbinder V- VansAn Vadult Vpedestrian Vwas Vstruck Von Vthe Vright Vside Vby Va
Vsport Vutility Vvehicle Vtraveling Vat V40 Vmph. VThe Vpatient Vis Vawake Vand Valert Vand Vthe
Vright Vleg Vis Vshortened. VFollowing Vinitial Vresuscitation Vwith Vfluids, Vthe Vpatient Vremains
Vhypotensive. VWhat Vwould Vbe Vthe Vpriority Vintervention?
A.Send Vblood Vfor Vtype Vand Vcrossmatch
B.Apply Va Vpelvic Vbinder
C.Prepare Vthe Vpatient Vfor Vsurgery
D.Insert Va Vurinary Vcatheter
,TNCC 10TH EDITION EXAM 3 LATEST VERSIONS (VERSION A & B) COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) TESTBANK
|ALREADY GRADED A+|100 % COMPLETE verified pass
assess VETT Vposition Vby Vnoting Vthe Vnumber Vat Vteeth/gums VAND Vsecure VETT V- VansIf
Vthe Vpatient Vis Vintubated Vand Vyou've Valready Vassessed VETT Vplacement, Vwhat Velse
Vneeds Vto Vbe Vdone Vwith Vthe VETT? V(step V10)
Assessing Vpatency Vand Vprotection Vof Vthe Vairway, VStep V7 Vof
"Alertness Vand VAirway Vwith VSimultaneous VCervical VSpinal VStabilization" V- VansDuring
Vwhich Vpart Vof Vthe Vprimary Vsurvey Vwould Vthere Vbe Vanticipation Vfor Vintubation,
Vinsertion Vof VOPA/NPA, Vremoval Vof Vany Vloose Vteeth Vor Vforeign Vobjects, Vor
Vsuctioning?
B. VRising Vdiastolic V- VansWhich Vblood Vpressure Vfinding Vis Vassociated Vwith Vearly Vor
Vcompensated Vhypovolemic Vshock?
A.Rising Vsystolic
VB.Rising Vdiastolic
VC.Decreasing Vdiastolic
VD.Decreasing Vsystolic
B.A V2-year-old Vlands Von Vgrass Vfrom Va Vsecond-story Vbalcony V- VansBased Von Vfall
Vmechanism, Vwhich Vpatient Vwarrants Vprehospital Vtransfer Vto Va Vtrauma Vcenter?
A.A V35-year-old Vlands Von Va Vwooden Vporch Vfrom Van V8-foot Vladder
B.A V2-year-old Vlands Von Vgrass Vfrom Va Vsecond-story Vbalcony
C.A V14-year-old Vforcefully Vpushed Vonto Vcement Vfrom Vstanding
D.A V50-year-old Vlands Von Va Vcarpeted Vfloor Vafter Vtripping
B.Amputation Vof Va Vlimb V- VansWhich Vof Vthe Vfollowing Vsituations Vcould Vcause Vfunctional
Vgrief?
A.Inability Vto Vlive Vat Vhome
VB.Amputation Vof Va Vlimb
VC.Loss Vof Vone's Vself-image
D.Destruction Vof Vthe Vpatient's Vcar
B.Control Vthe Vbleeding V- VansAn Vunconscious Vpatient Varrives Vfollowing Va Vmotor
Vvehicle Vcollision. VThe Vpatient Vis Von Va Vbackboard Vwith Va Vcervical Vcollar Vin Vplace
Vand Vone Vintravenous Vline Vrunning. VRespirations Vare Vshallow Vand Vthere Vis Vactive
Vbrisk Vbleeding Vfrom Va Vlarge Vleg Vwound. VWhat Vis Vthe Vpriority Vintervention Vfor Vthis
Vpatient?
A.Check Vfor Va Vpatent Vairway
B.Control Vthe Vbleeding
C.Start Va Vsecond Vintravenous Vline
VD.Ventilate Vwith Va Vbag-mask Vdevice
B.During Vthe Vsecondary Vsurveyt V- VansWhen Vshould Vthe Vdefinitive Vcalculation Vfor
Vintravenous Vfluid Vresuscitation Vrate Vbe Vperformed Vfor Va Vpatient Vwith Vburns?
A.As Vsoon Vas Vthe Vpatient Varrives
, TNCC 10TH EDITION EXAM 3 LATEST VERSIONS (VERSION A & B) COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) TESTBANK
|ALREADY GRADED A+|100 % COMPLETE verified pass
B.During Vthe Vsecondary Vsurvey
C.Should Vonly Vbe Vdone Vat Va Vburn Vcenter
D.During Vthe Vprimary Vsurvey
B.Increased Voxygen Vconsumption V- VansA Vtrauma Vpatient Vwho Vis V30-weeks Vpregnant
Varrives Vat Vthe Vemergency Vdepartment Vfollowing Va Vmotor Vvehicle Vcollision. VWhich
Vnormal Vphysiologic Vchange Vshould Vbe Vconsidered Vwhen Vassessing Vventilatory
Vstatus?
A.Increased Vfunctional Vreserve Vcapacity
VB.Increased Voxygen Vconsumption
VC.Decreased Vminute Vventilation
VD.Slower Vdesaturation Vrates Vwith
Vapnea
B.It Vcan Vbe Vused Vin Vhypotensive Vpatients Vtoo Vunstable Vfor Vcomputed Vtomography
Vscan V- VansWhich Vof Vthe Vfollowing Vis Vtrue Vabout Vuse Vof Vthe Vfocused Vassessment
Vsonography Vfor Vtrauma Vexam Vfor Va Vpatient Vwith Vabdominal Vtrauma?
A.It Vhas Va Vhigher Vsensitivity Vthan Vdiagnostic Vperitoneal Vlavage Vfor Vfluid Vdetection
B.It Vcan Vbe Vused Vin Vhypotensive Vpatients Vtoo Vunstable Vfor Vcomputed Vtomography
Vscan
C.It Vcan Vdetect Vas Vlittle Vas V30 VmL Vof Vfluid Vin Vthe Vabdominal Vcavity
D.It Vhas Vhigh Vsensitivity Vin Vpediatric Vpatients Vfor Videntifying Vfluid Vin Vthe Vperitoneum
B.Loss Vof Vreflexes V- VansA Vpatient Vis Vdiagnosed Vwith Va VT12 Vspinal Vcord Vinjury
Vfollowing Va V20-foot Vfall. VWhich Vfinding Vis Vconsistent Vwith Vspinal Vshock?
A.Bradycardia
VB.Loss Vof
Vreflexes
C.Widened Vpulse Vpressure
VD.Warm Vskin
B.Maintaining Vspinal Vmotion Vrestriction V- VansWhat Vis Vthe Vpriority Vintervention Vfor Va
Vchild Vwho Vhas Vbeen Vdiagnosed Vwith Van Vatlanto-occipital Vdislocation Vfollowing Va
Vhigh-speed Vmotor Vvehicle Vcollision?
A.Initiating Va Vsecond Vlarge Vcaliber Vintravenous Vline
VB.Maintaining Vspinal Vmotion Vrestriction
C.Placing Vthe Vpatient Von Vpulse Voximetry
D.Turning Vthe Vpatient Vto Vremove Vthe Vbackboard
B.Medical Vhistory Vincluding Vcurrent Vmedications V- VansWhat Vis Vthe Vmost Vimportant
Vconsideration Vduring Vthe Vinitial Vassessment Vwhen Vcaring Vfor Van Volder Vadult Vwho Vhas
Vsustained Vserious Vinjuries?
A.They Vare Vlikely Vto Vbe Vfearful Vin Vthe Vemergency Vdepartment
B.Medical Vhistory Vincluding Vcurrent Vmedications
VC.Availability Vof Vsupport Vsystems Vafter Vdischarge
