Explain Osgood-Schlatter disease.
What will be an ideal response?
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a. a one- or two-piece cervical collar b. using your hands or knees c. pulling traction along the long axis d. head-motion-restriction device
Dispatch has sent you to the scene of a fight at a local sporting event. Since the EMS system is busy and there are very few ambulances available, dispatch has instructed you to call for additional units after arrival on scene. On scene, you find that the police are present and what appear to be 10 to 12 people are seated or lying on the ground, many with blood on their faces and clothing. When would you call for additional ambulances?
A) Once all patients have been triaged B) After assessing and treating life-threatening injuries C) Once the exact number of patients has been determined D) Before getting out of the ambulance
The statement "A disinfectant's potency increases as its concentration increases" is not true for:
a. phenols. c. iodophors. b. alcohols. d. glutaraldehydes.
The Surgery section of the CPT code book is divided into subsections by:
A) type of procedure. B) body system/anatomic area. C) disease or condition. D) place of service.