Upon examination of a patient, you discover crepitus in the area around the scrotum and perineum. What condition might this indicate?
A) Priapism
B) Paraphimosis
C) Fournier's gangrene
D) Testicular torsion
Question 2
Which of the following is the MOST important reason for controlling external bleeding?
A) To prevent hypoperfusion
B) To prevent the spread of infectious diseases
C) To make clean up of the ambulance and your equipment easier after the call
D) To prevent the patient from becoming upset at the sight of blood
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