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Question 1

Your patient is eight months pregnant. She was involved in a motor vehicle crash, but you suspect no spinal injury. How should you position her on the gurney?
◦ Supine
◦ Left lateral recumbent
◦ Fowler's
◦ Right lateral recumbent

Question 2

Your patient was involved in a motor vehicle crash. She is seven months pregnant and is complaining of neck pain. How should you prepare her for transport?
◦ Secure her to a back board with a pillow under her left side.
◦ Do not secure her to a backboard.
◦ Use a KED extrication device to immobilize her spine then lie her on your gurney.
◦ Secure her to the board on her right side.


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Marked as best answer by Labomba on Jul 13, 2022

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Labomba

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Reply 2 on: Jul 13, 2022
Wow, this really help


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