EXAM 2026/2027 WITH
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TRAUMA EXAM
A 25 yr old male has a deep laceration on his right forearm. You are applying
direct pressure with a trauma dressing, but the wound continues to bleed. What
should you do? - CORRECT ANSWER-Apply a tourniquet proximal the
laceration.
A patient fell while water skiing. Unconscious. Suspect? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Head and spine injury
A patient riding a motorcycle traveling 45 mph hit parked car. Not wearing a
helmet. Supine with copious amount of blood around face. Gurgling and R 4 per
min. Most appropriate should? - CORRECT ANSWER-Suction airway
, A patient at a healthcare facility fell out of bed. Nurse suspects hip fracture. Which
medication should concern you the most? - CORRECT ANSWER-Coumadin
(which is a blood thinner
- CORRECT ANSWER-assess a carotid pulse and assist ventilations
Pt stabbed in RUQ. What organ could be injured? - CORRECT ANSWER-Liver
A patient has fallen and has a deformed right lower leg. The extremity is pulseless
and the skin is cool and cyanotic. You should? - CORRECT ANSWER-Realign
the injured extremity
You arrive on scene of a car crash. The driver is alert and complaining of severe
chest and abdominal pain. His radial is weak and rapid. skin is cool, pale and
moist. The patient has a history of cardiac problems. You should? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Rapidly extricate onto a long spinal board and transport
A patient shot in back has cool and clammy skin with arm weakness. BP 130/90, P
76, R 24. You should suspect? - CORRECT ANSWER-Spinal cord injury
A patient is in distress after being stabbed in the chest. Blood is bubbling from a
laceration to L chest wall. Lung sounds diminished on L side. You should? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Apply occlusive dressing
What is an early sign of decompensated shock? - CORRECT ANSWER-Cold and
clammy extremities; a feeble or absent peripheral pulse; server tachycardia.
A patient with chemical burn on eye and is wearing contact lenses. You should? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Remove the contact lenses