HS II HF Bleeding, Shock, Soft-tissue Injuries

34 yo male with large leg wound. Blood is bright red and spurting. What type of bleeding is this?

Positioning a patient who shows signs of shock may include:

Reedo. Male. Painting. Fell off ladder. Bleeding wound upper thigh. ABC's stable. VS stable. PPE donned. Next?

Type of burn that only affects the epidermal layer of the skin.

Your patient has had a tourniquet on for 30 mins. He is adamant you remove it. What should you do?

Shock, as a result of capillary expansion, includes all of the following, EXCEPT:

The signs and symptoms of shock may include all of the following except:

What type of wound occurs when a piece of skin is torn completely loose or left hanging as a flap?

A patient with a severe arterial bleed has a tourniquet on above the wound. When should the tourniquet be removed?

Thermal burns, if still warm, should be cooled with:

If the heart is incapable of pumping enough blood to supply the needs of the body:

Which type of shock can occur due to a spinal cord injury?

What type of dressing should you apply to an abdominal evisceration wound?

A cook sliced his arm with a sharp knife. Dark, red blood is steadily flowing from the wound. Bleeding type?

What would indicate a partial thickness burn?

A girl passed out after seeing a compound fracture wound. What type of shock occurred?

Patient has history of CHF. Her symptoms include: shortness of breath, orthopnea, and coughing. What type of HF is this?

Patient has dry chemical all over her right arm. Before rinsing the skin with water for 20 minutes, you should:

An EMR can treat a patient who exhibits signs and symptoms of shock by doing all of the following EXCEPT:

The real danger of burns that damage and destroy skin is the loss of:

Shock caused by an allergic reaction to food, medicines, or stings is __________ shock.

In what order do you attempt to stop bleeding?

Reed, 18 yo, male, hit with a baseball bat. Unconscious w/ a bleeding head wound HR 124, RR 20, BP 118/60. Shock type?

What is the most common cause of death in trauma patients?

Player 8 collided with another player and has a large contusion on his upper chest. What type of wound is this?

Signs and symptoms of internal blood loss include all of the following, EXCEPT:

How long can a tourniquet stay on before permanent damage to the tissue can occur?

Wound that are bleeding severely in the armpit or shoulder area, can be treated with:

Your patient was stabbed in the lower abdomen and bleeding heavily, scene is safe. What should you do first?

What results when there is an inadequate delivery of blood to the organs of the body?