Question

5. You have completed dressing and bandaging an handage. To ensure the bandage has not cut off cisulstion. check tgressure color, warmth, and: patient's fin gers for A. Blanching B. Ability to move C. Sensation D. Capillary refill 6. You respond to a scene outdoors where a woman has a small partial-thickness burn on her forearm. How should you cool the burn? A. Press ice or a cold pack against the burned area B. Wrap the burned arm with a large dressing saturated with rubbing alcohol C. Fan the burned area with fresh air D. Flush the burned area with cold water 7. In what position is a painful, swollen, deformed extremity usually splinted? A. Straightened B. In the position you find it C. About midway in the joints range of motion D. In the position the available splints fits best 8. An important part of emergency care for a patient with a head injury is to: A. Manually stabilize the head and neck B. Keep the patient from going to sleep C. Wrap the head tightly with an elastic bandage to prevent swelling D. Put the responsive patient in a sitting position 9. If it is necessary to move a prone patient with a spinal injury in order to provide ventilations, which of the following is the safest technique for moving the patient into a supine position? A. Direct carry B. HAINES technique C. Log roll D. Extremity lift 10. When treating a patient with a musculoskeletal injury remember the RICE Principle. What does the acronym RICE stand for?

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10)R- stands for rest,I -stands for ice,C-compression,and E-elevation, this principle is used in treatment for musculoskeletal injury patients for the early treatment of bone injury or acute soft tissue injuries. The the the r i c e method easy simple self catering that helps reduce swelling is pain and speed of healing.

5. After completing dressing and bandaging check the patience fingers for colour and warmth and ability to move then sensation.thanku