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A 59 yr old male is trapped in his car by a broken gas pedal through his foot. H

ID: 99619 • Letter: A

Question

A 59 yr old male is trapped in his car by a broken gas pedal through his foot. He has gone into cardiac arrest. You should

Begin positive pressure ventilations

Remove him from the impaled object

Attempt chest compressions

Attach an AED and follow promts

An altered 24 year old male has been stabbed in the abdomen. The patient is sitting, holding abdominal contents. And complaining of dizziness. He does not want to be touched. Vital signs are BP 70/40, P 120, R 20. You should

Lay him down and apply a moist dressing

Apply direct pressure and recheck vital signs

Apply a three-sided occlusive dressing

Transport rapidly in the position found

A patient has a stab wound to the upper left quadrant. Which organ would most likely be injured.

Pancreas.

Kidney

Spleen

Liver

Which injury is most likely to require routine assessment and transport

Open skull fracture

gunshot wounds to the chest

deformed wrist injury

amputated arm

a 32-year-old male sustained facial trauma after falling from a roof. He has snoring respirations. What should you do?

Check for a carotid pulse

Ventilate via BVM

Perform a head-tilt, chin-lift

Perform a modified jaw-thrust

Explanation / Answer

The answer is D. Attach an AED and follow prompts.

option A is impractical since the patient requires immediate respiration. Similarly removing from him padle is not easy and requires time which the 59 year will not be having to survive. Likewise chest compressions is not possible since the patient has to be laid down for efficient chest compressions.

So attaching an  automated external defibrillators is the prompt and possible remedy.

Answer is B Apply direct pressure and recheck vital signs. This will allow closure of blood oozing opening.

Answer is A. Pancreas whic lies in the upper left quadrant

Answer is B because a single wound traverses multiple anatomical areas.

Answer is B Ventilate via BVM because the patient is snoring and it means airway is not clear.

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