A patient has fallen in his upstairs bathroom and is lying on the floor. Assessment indicates no life threats to the airway, breathing, or circulation; however, he does have pain, deformity, and bruising to his right hip. In this situation, the EMT should recognize the need for what type of move?
A) Emergency
B) Non-urgent
C) Urgent
D) Aggressive
B
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a. protects pharmacy technicians against suits being brought against them b. provides medical care for pharmacy technicians c. prevents personal injury and death d. protects patients against physical damage
The dental phenomenon in which teeth show elongated crowns and pulp chambers are enlarged in apical-occlusal height is known as:
a. Supernumerary teeth b. Regional odontodysplasia c. Taurodontism d. Dens evaginatus e. Dens invaginatus
Which of the following are measured in milliequivalents?
A. calcium gluconate and potassium chloride B. insulin and glycogen C. penicillin and insulin D. epinephrine and penicillin
Backward bending of a hand or foot is known as ________.
A. dorsiflexion B. flexion C. pronation D. supination