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Life-threatening problems encountered during the primary assessment should be:
A) ignored while completing the assessment and then addressed. B) signify a poor outcome for the patient. C) treated immediately. D) all of the above
A motorcyclist wearing a full helmet was thrown from his motorcycle after hitting a patch of oil. The bike had been traveling at a high rate of speed. Manual inline spinal stabilization is being held by an off-duty AEMT. The primary assessment reveals the patient to be responsive to painful stimuli and breathing rapidly. His radial pulse is weak and fast. As you quickly scan his body, you note
deformity to the left femur and lower leg. Your immediate action should be to: A) place a nonrebreather face mask. B) expose his left lower extremity. C) apply a cervical collar. D) remove his helmet.
Strenuous expiratory efforts in some chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients lim-it the effectiveness of coughing. Why is this so?
a. The accessory muscles of inspiration op-pose the exhalation. b. All COPD patients have severe abdominal muscle weakness. c. High expiratory pleural pressures compress the small airways. d. Strenuous expiration causes the upper air-way to collapse.
The store-and-forward method of telemedicine makes scheduling difficult if the involved parties live in different time zones
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