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In responding to a two-car collision, be prepared to look for:

In responding to a two-car collision, be prepared to look for:

A) flail chest.
B) severe lower extremity injuries.
C) multiple patients.
D) altered mental status patients.

Question 2

The AEMT shows he is correctly using the Jump START triage system on a three-year-old male trauma patient when he:

A) makes a conscious effort to look for bruises to the patient's body.
B) quickly determines the perfusion status and mental status.
C) carefully examines the chest for signs of retractions.
D) obtains a systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

Question 3

A patient who does not respond to verbal or painful stimuli is best described as:

A) unconscious.
B) obtunded.
C) lethargic.
D) unresponsive.

Question 4

When conducting the size up of a MCI, you will identify:

A) the estimated number of patients.
B) the need for additional resources.
C) the person who caused the accident.
D) both A and B

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This helps so much, thank you for responding so quickly...

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No worries, I was online and bored Grinning Face with Smiling Eyes

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