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Title: To prevent infection of a wound in a wilderness setting, irrigate the wound with: Post by: LMD on Feb 19, 2018 To prevent infection of a wound in a wilderness setting, irrigate the wound with:
A) alcohol. B) iodine. C) hydrogen peroxide. D) boiled water. If you have access to the EMS system, you should never try to: A) dress wounds yourself. B) move the victim. C) replace fluids. D) perform CPR. When keeping records in the wilderness, the T in the mnemonic CHART means: A) treatment. B) temperature. C) time. D) transport. All of the following are true about high-altitude pulmonary edema except: A) it generally starts at 10,000 feet. B) signs and symptoms develop within a few hours. C) a victim of HAPE needs immediate medical treatment in a compression chamber. D) it is caused by reaching a new altitude too quickly. When caring for a victim of an altitude-related illness, you should first: A) have the victim rest. B) get the victim to a lower elevation. C) give the victim something to eat. D) treat for shock. Title: To prevent infection of a wound in a wilderness setting, irrigate the wound with: Post by: lazer on Feb 19, 2018 Content hidden
Title: To prevent infection of a wound in a wilderness setting, irrigate the wound with: Post by: LMD on Feb 19, 2018 Easily the best answer, TY and have a wonderful day
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