Which of the following trauma patients would be classified as stable?
A) Patient with facial burns and associated hoarseness and stridor
B) Patient who is unconscious, with no ventilations and no pulse
C) Patient with controlled bleeding from a laceration to the right forearm from a glass cut
D) Patient with closed, bilateral femur fractures but adequate ventilations
Question 2
You have been called for a seizure emergency. On scene you find an adult female actively seizing with bystanders attempting to restrain her. You would:
A) place a padded tongue blade into the patient's mouth.
B) loosen any restrictive clothing the patient is wearing.
C) instruct the bystanders to release the patient.
D) have bystanders to continue restraining while you complete the primary assessment.
A set of tie stalls in an 18th century stable
Client on IV patient-controlled analgesia (PCA).
Detecting Emotions in Facial Expressions
Calipers being used to measure body fat on the triceps of a patient.
Extremely Stable Air: Inversions
Apply effleurage to the face using palms. Stroke bilaterally from chin to temples, lifting facial ...