You have responded to a residence on a call for an injured person. On your arrival, you suspect that the patient and the five bystanders in the home are members of a local gang known for violence. The patient has been attacked by a perpetrator with a machete. He is missing the second through fifth digits on his right hand and has several lacerations on his forearms. Which of the following should
you anticipate?
A) Danger is possible from returning rival gang members.
B) Bystanders may refuse to allow you to transport the patient.
C) Bystanders may mistake you for law enforcement.
D) All of the above are possible.
D
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A) Recognize post-traumatic stress disorder and check a blood sugar B) Gather and identify the medications taken by the patient C) Recognize post-traumatic stress disorder and prepare for immediate transport D) Establish a rapport with the patient and ensure personal safety
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Match the term describing a component of treatment planning for regenerative surgery
A) Phase IV B) Phase II C) Phase III D) Phase I
Hypersensitivity or allergic responses are associated with ____________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).