At an industrial complex, a young male was struck in the head by a large piece of steel thrown from a grinding machine. Assessment reveals a soft, painful depression underlying a tear in his scalp, which is covered with dried blood. There is also clear fluid coming from his right ear. He is conscious but confused and exhibits the following vital signs: pulse 84, respirations 16, blood pressure 142/76, and SpO2 92. Emergency Medical Responders are on scene and are maintaining in-line manual stabilization of the cervical spine. What instruction would indicate the next step needed in this patient's care?
A) Let's pack his right ear with gauze to stop the loss of fluid.
B) Place manual, direct pressure over the injury to control bleeding.
C) I need someone to check the clear fluid for glucose.
D) Will someone administer supplemental oxygen to the patient?
Question 2
Common accommodations that you should make for persons with severe hearing impairment do NOT include which of the following?
a. Make initial connection with the patient via movement or by gentle touch.
b. Maintain a face-to-face position.
c. Exaggerate facial and body language to make points more clear.
d. Reduce background noise to the lowest possible level.
Female nursing young.
The ear. Lateral view of the ear region on one side of the head.
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