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5. What should be used to determine the condition of thepatient's skin?p. 189A.) Top of the forearmB.) Underside of the forearm*C.) Back of the handD.) Palm of the hand6. Where on the patient is the carotid pulse taken?p. 174A.) GroinB.) WristC.) Armpit*D.) Neck7. Which type of breathing will be seen when the patient isin shock?p. 188A.) SlowedB.) Wheezing*C.) Rapid, shallowD.) Deep, gasping8. Where should skin color, temperature and moisture beassessed when possible?p. 188A.) LegB.) StomachC.) Arm*D.) Forehead9. Which step is most often not needed on a trauma patientwhen there is no significant MOI?p. 178A.) Focused trauma assessmentB.) Patient history*C.) Detailed physical examD.) Vital signs
10. What may need to be done to check for suspected internalinjuries in an unresponsive patient?p. 192A.) Push with force over the areaB.) Take the patient's blood pressureC.) Wake up the patient with medication*D.) Remove clothing over the area11. When does your actual assessment of a patient begin?p. 170A.) Assessing the patient’s circulation*B.) Determining level of responsivenessC.) Assessing the patient's airwayD.) Forming a general impression12. What should be done to check for rib fractures in thetrauma patient?p. 194*A.) Gently apply pressure on the sides of the chest with yourhandsB.) Firmly apply pressure on the sides of the chest with yourhandsC.) Firmly apply pressure on the top of the chest with yourhandsD.) Gently apply pressure on the top of the chest with yourhands13. What should be done after baseline vitals have beenobtained for a trauma patient with no significantmechanism of injury?p. 159A.) Contact dispatch operator*B.) Detailed physical examC.) Chief complaint examD.) Scene size-up14. Which is NOT always done for the focused history and examof a trauma patient?p. 161*A.) Patient historyB.) Physical examC.) Determine MOID.) Take vital signs
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