A male patient fell 20 feet from a cliff to a trail below. The primary assessment shows him to be ...

A male patient fell 20 feet from a cliff to a trail below. The primary assessment shows him to be confused, with an open airway and shallow breathing. His pulse is 72 beats per minute and his blood pressure is 78/50 mmHg. The skin is warm and flushed. The patient has no motor ability or sensation in his legs. Which one of the following is the MOST likely cause of this patient's presentation?
 
  A) Hypoglycemia
  B) Internal bleeding
  C) Hemorrhagic shock
  D) Spinal injury

Question 2

You are caring for a child that has been repeatedly dunked in extremely hot water. He has blisters on his lower body all the way to his waist. How should you handle this situation?
 
  A) Let the abuser know that you have called the police.
  B) Keep your anger in check and focus on treating the child.
  C) Give the abuser a taste of his own medicine.
  D) Ask the neighbor if they have observed any abuse.