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Question 1

Your patient is presenting with a mental status that is different from her normal status, with a GCS rating of 12. How would you categorize this patient?
◦ Unstable
◦ Low priority for transport
◦ Stable
◦ Needs ALS interception

Question 2

Your patient was the driver of a vehicle that went off the roadway and into a ditch. Your primary assessment shows a decreased mental status and a rapid, weak pulse. This patient should receive a________.
◦ rapid secondary trauma assessment
◦ rapid primary medical assessment
◦ focused secondary trauma assessment
◦ focused secondary medical assessment
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Reply 2 on: Jul 13, 2022
Excellent

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