During palpation, ligaments feel like a
a. soft, spongy, and often fluid-filled sheath of tubular connective tissue wrapping tendons.
b. flat, tough, and often slippery layer or sheet of dense connective tissue wrapping muscles and bones.
c. pulsating yet tough, tubular sheath of dense connective tissue permeating muscles and organs.
d. flat, tough, and short slip of dense connective tissue crossing joints and connecting bones.
d
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A 42-year-old female is crying and she states that she has sharp abdominal pain that she localizes to her right lower quadrant. When assessing the patient's abdomen, the EMT would:
A) start palpating in the left upper quadrant. B) avoid palpating the entire abdomen. C) start palpating in the right lower quadrant. D) avoid palpating the right lower quadrant.
What are the Body System and Body Part for this partial code: 0DMP? ________
What will be an ideal response?
Select the word that is spelled correctly
A) ?palpatation B) ?palpetation C) ?palpatition D) ?palpitation
Which of the following is the length of time it takes a medication to enter the blood stream by the intramuscular route?
A) Immediately B) 5 to 15 minutes, depending on the drug C) 30 minutes D) 45 minutes