A patient has inhaled cyanide gas. He is alert and complaining of shortness of breath. His airway is patent, his breathing is adequate, and his radial pulse is strong. His skin is warm and dry, and his breath sounds are clear. Given these assessment findings, what should the AEMT do FIRST?
A) Administer the antidote for cyanide.
B) Monitor the patient and transport.
C) Administer oxygen via nonrebreather mask.
D) Obtain vital signs with the patient in a supine position.
Question 2
A patient has sustained an injury to his arm from an unknown vesicant. After assessing the airway, breathing, and circulation, you should:
A) transport the patient to the hospital immediately.
B) brush the powder from the skin.
C) flush the injured area with water.
D) apply a wet sterile dressing to the arm.
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