Secondary Assessment, Chapter 15

You should request ALS intercept:

Three or more ribs broken in two or more ribs is called:

High risk auto crash criteria include all of the following except:

The first step of a secondary assessment in a responsive medical patient is:

Trauma patient assessment must be:

The "S" in FAST refers to all of the following except:

The best way to determine a deformity is to:

The "C" in DCAP-BTLS refers to:

The mnemonic for a quick stroke assessment:

The "P" in DCAP-BTLS refers to all of the following except:

Unresponsive medical patients require a rapid physical exam.

Your reassessment ends when:

Serious or multiple injured patients should receive a(n)_______.

The "P" in OPQRST can be answered by asking:

A pediatric exam will follow a ____ to ____ approach.

The first set of vitals taken during a patient assessment:

Adults who have fallen >___feet should be transported to a trauma center.

Secondary Assessment on a Medical Patient is typically:

Something that you can see is considered a:

Gathering information on a child is no different than on an adult.

Monitoring for changes in a patient condition is known as:

If you can't ______ it, you can't ______ it.

Patients are typically categorized as any of the following except:

Bruising behind the ears as a result of a brain injury is known as:

When assessing the skin, we are looking for all of the following except:

When examining the extremities distally, you are searching for:

Something about the patient that they report to you is a(n):

When assessing the patient's neck, you are looking for all of the following except:

Clear fluid coming from the ears in a trauma patient is likely:

The three basic components of the secondary assessment include all of the following except: