When evaluating a patient's skin color, the EMT should:
A) observe the nail beds and/or mucous membranes inside the eyelids.
B) examine the change in skin color when applying then releasing pressure to the nail beds.
C) look at the skin on the upper chest and feel it for warmth.
D) examine the skin color of the face and compare it with the color of the arms.
Question 2
You are assessing an 83-year-old female who is having hip pain. When you count her pulse you notice that the rate is irregularly irregular. What is your treatment for this patient?
A) Contact medical control for permission to have the patient transported by helicopter from the scene.
B) Check distal circulation, sensory, and motor sensation, apply a pelvic wrap, place on a traction splint, and transport the patient.
C) The irregularity is not a reason for concern in itself.
D) Alert paramedics to respond for a possible cardiac patient.
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