When should you consider using rapid extrication to remove the patient with a suspected spine injury from the vehicle?
A. When the patient has a history of diabetes.
B. When the trap out time to the hospital will be longer than usual.
C. When the patient is over 50 years of age.
D. When the patient is blocking the access to a much more serious patient in the vehicle.
Answer: D. When the patient is blocking the access to a much more serious patient in the vehicle.
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A. empyema B. hemothorax C. pneumothorax D. pleural effusion
With regard to development of forms for the ICF/IID record, _____________________.?
A) each department should be encouraged to develop its own forms independently B) ?the health information director should be an active participant in the establishment of standardized forms C) the increase in the number of ICFs/IID with an imaging program has decreased the need for standardized forms D) ?most ICFs/IID use mandatory standardized forms developed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Signs of vasoconstriction in the infant or child include:
A. warm, dry skin. B. weak distal pulses. C. a rapid heart rate. D. brisk capillary refill.
List 4 items used during a bathing procedure.
What will be an ideal response?