After the passage of Medicare and Medicaid in 1965, in Texas ____
A) most Medicaid recipients were either disabled, blind, or pregnant
B) many families with low income became eligible for Medicaid
C) most poor families were still covered by the Rainy Day fund
D) few elders were able to qualify for Medicare
A
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An elderly patient in a nursing home has fallen in a narrow hallway and you suspect spinal injury. After manually stabilizing the cervical spine and applying a cervical collar, one method to move the patient to a spine board would be:
A) drag the patient in a straight line. B) use a scoop (orthopedic) stretcher. C) use a flat sheet and two rescuers. D) use a vest-type immobilization device.
You arrive at the scene of a fall, where a 42-year-old woman fell backward off a stepladder while cleaning her kitchen windows. She is seated on the floor and complains of pain to her ankle. She tells you, "If I had just gone to work today instead of using vacation time, this would have never happened!" Based on information thus far, what can you conclude?
A) The patient is alert with an open airway B) Her pulse rate is within normal limits C) She does not require rapid transport D) She does not have any other injuries
Which of the following findings in a patient with a traumatic mechanism of injury is sufficient to prevent the EMT from "clearing the spine" and necessitate the implementation of spine motion restriction precautions?
A) GCS score of 12 B) Blood glucose of 90 mg/dL C) Pulse oximeter of 96% on 2 lpm oxygen D) Pulse pressure of 24 mmHg
In some cases an explosives truck carrying ammonium nitrate may be involved in an accident and if it has fuel oil on board, the mixture known as ____ could be created.
A. AFNO B. AONF C. ANOF D. ANFO