When assessing a trauma patient using the ABCDE approach, what does the nurse understand the "E" to represent?
A) Establishing an airway
B) Checking for hemorrhage
C) Exposing and assessing the full body but preventing hypothermia
D) Assessing neurological status
C) Exposing and assessing the full body but preventing hypothermia
Explanation: A) "A" represents an assessment and opening of the airway.
B) "B" represents evaluating for and treating breathing issues.
C) "E" represents exposing and assessing the body for injuries while preventing hypothermia.
D) "D" represents assessing for disability through a neurological assessment.
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1. The client understands and agrees with what the nurse is saying. 2. The client doesn't speak English and doesn't understand what the nurse is saying. 3. The client's nonverbal language negates the verbal agreement. 4. The client is not interested in what the nurse is saying.
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Answer:
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a. 1 tablet. b. 1.5 tablets. c. 1/2 tablet. d. 2 tablets.
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