Your patient has come into contact with a strong acid that has created an open wound into the abdomen. You should classify this would as a:
A) superficial burn.
B) minor injury.
C) Partial-thickness burn.
D) Full-thickness burn.
Question 2A 78-year-old male pedestrian was struck by a car at a convenience store. The patient is conscious but confused and is suffering from multisystem trauma. Which one of the following represents the BEST sequence of care that can be provided?
A) Primary assessment, oxygen, secondary assessment, and all other care en route to the hospital
B) Primary assessment, oxygen, secondary assessment, cervical collar, and all other care en route to the hospital
C) Primary assessment, oxygen, secondary assessment immobilization, and all other care en route to the hospital
D) Primary assessment, immobilization, and all other care en route to the hospital
c
Question 3You have been called to a residence for a spider bite. On-scene the homeowner states that he was moving some boxes in his garage when he accidentally grabbed a spider and it bit him. He killed the spider and shows you a brown-colored spider with a violin shape on its back. He then states that the bite does not hurt and he sees no need to go to the hospital. As a knowledgeable AEMT, you should state:
A) You really need to go because the bite of that spider does not heal very well and will put you at risk for infection.
B) Let us take you to the hospital. They have anti-venom that will allow this to heal and make you resistant to future bites.
C) You should be okay by refusing transport, but make sure to wash the bite site daily with soap and water.
D) Since the bite of that spider generally causes immediate pain and swelling, you probably can go without additional medical attention.