Once the patient is extricated from the vehicle, your focus at the scene should be on:
A) determining surrounding hazards.
B) ordering transport.
C) continuing care and patient packaging for transport.
D) determining measures of care.
Question 2
If you are floating in swift water, what is the best position to place yourself in order to reduce your risk of becoming pinned?
A) On your left side with your face pointed upward and your right arm over your head
B) On your back with your feet flexed against the current
C) On your back with your feet held at the surface and pointing downstream
D) In whatever position you feel provides you the best support
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Patient Teaching Methods Cont.
Apply direct pressure to the patient’s wound.
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