The process of clipping wool from the dock, udder, and vulva of sheep before lambing is called:
A) carding
B) rumping
C) greasing
D) crutching
D
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A) Children B) Young men C) Middle-aged women D) Seniors
You respond to a 22-year-old male patient who fell while exiting the local bar. Bystanders state he drank at least 10 beers and could not keep his balance. Physical exam reveals that the patient is alert to verbal stimuli only. He has a Glasgow Coma Scale of 3, 4, 6; slurred speech; and an obvious scalp laceration to the back of his head. He is refusing treatment and transport and wants his
friends to drive him home. The nearest hospital is 5 minutes away, a Level II Trauma Center is 10 minutes away, and a Level I Full Service Trauma Center is 30 minutes away. Which of these is the most appropriate facility for the patient? A) Level II Trauma Center B) Level I Trauma Center C) The nearest community facility D) Nowhere, since the patient is an adult and refusing; as such, you cannot take him
Ellipsoid joints at the base of the toes
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tracks patients with traumatic injuries from the initial trauma treatment to death
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