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LCritchfi

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When working at a nighttime emergency on a roadway, which of the following safety considerations should the prudent EMS provider do to increase safety?
 
  A) Keep only the fog lights on to keep the light out of drivers' vision.
  B) Operate amber warning lights only, if the option is available.
  C) Keep all available response lights on to warn oncoming traffic.
  D) Switch the headlights to the high beam position for maximum lighting.

Question 2

A middle-aged male's arm became caught in a grinding machine, and then immediately removed by coworkers. As you approach the patient, you note him to be holding a bloody towel over a severely deformed right arm. The patient is alert and anxious, and he has a patent airway. His breathing is adequate and his left radial pulse is fast and strong. You note his skin to be cool and diaphoretic. Of the following, which would be done first for this patient?
 
  A) Start positive pressure ventilation.
  B) Perform a secondary assessment focusing on his arm.
  C) Insert an oropharyngeal airway and administer oxygen.
  D) Administer oxygen through a nonrebreather mask.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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