How would you transport a seizure patient who may have a spinal-cord injury?
A) Supine on the stretcher with straps loosely applied
B) In the lateral recumbent position with a cervical collar in place
C) Immobilized on a spine board with a cervical collar in place
D) Semi-sitting position with a cervical collar in place
C
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A) résumé B) practicum C) application D) cover letter
Jenny underwent a surgical procedure during the twentieth week of her pregnancy in which the doctors inserted a needle into her amniotic sac through her abdomen and withdrew some fluid. The fluid was then studied for any abnormalities such as signs of Down syndrome and spina bifida. In this scenario, Jenny underwent a procedure known as ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Which type of knot can be used as a stopper knot so rope will not pass through a rescue pulley?
A. Bowline B. Handcuff C. Figure-eight D. Becket bend
A patient with a headache informs you that his physician has diagnosed him with cluster headaches. He states that his current pain feels just like the last cluster headache that he suffered. The primary assessment reveals no life threats. His vital signs are pulse, 104; respirations, 16 breaths/min; blood pressure, 124/68 mmHg; and SpO2, 98%. You note no neurologic deficits. Based on this information, what is indicated in the treatment of this patient?
A) Massage the patient's neck and obtain a refusal for transport if the pain is alleviated B) Administer supplemental oxygen at 15 liters per minute C) Place the patient on the cot and allow him to assume a position of comfort D) Immediately transport the patient to the hospital for possible stroke