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gjjjjjdkkkkk3k3k33k · **on:** Jul 13, 2022

Question 1

While assessing your trauma patient, you notice that his pupils are unequal and do not react appropriately. In addition to a possible brain injury, you should threat this patient as though he has a(n) ________.
◦ upper extremity injury
◦ chest injury
◦ spinal injury
◦ pelvic injury

Question 2

While transporting a 38-year-old female patient who fell out of a second-story window, findings obtained during the reassessment indicate that she is becoming confused and her pulse rate is increasing. Additionally, you note a drop in her blood pressure and the onset of cool and clammy skin. You should recognize ________.
◦ spinal shock
◦ neurogenic shock.
◦ head injury
◦ hypovolemic shock

JulianneMu · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 13, 2022

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