Author Question: What is a primary problem when treating musculoskeletal injuries? A) Splints do not adequately ... (Read 17 times)

asan beg · **on:** Jul 3, 2018

What is a primary problem when treating musculoskeletal injuries?

A) Splints do not adequately fit the patient's extremities and must be modified with padding to ensure immobilization.
B) Most musculoskeletal injuries are simply splinted and not a life threat to the patient.
C) All musculoskeletal injuries are life threatening due to the bone bleeding, leading to hypoperfusion.
D) Many musculoskeletal injuries have a grotesque appearance, and the EMT cannot be distracted from life-threatening conditions by a deformed limb.

Question 2

An increase in CO2 causes an increase in hydrogen ion concentration and a decrease in pH.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false