Quiz 2.1

  1. The purpose of determining the MOI and the index of suspicion for the trauma patient at the same time is to allow you to:




    D. anticipate your patient's injuries
  2. Which of the following acts resulted in the development of modern EMS systems?




    B. Highway Safety Act of 1966
  3. Which of the following physical findings indicates the need for immediate transport?




    D. vital signs: systolic bp 80, respiratory rate 8
  4. Which of the following is NOT considered a significant MOI in pediatric patients?




    D. fall of 5 feet
  5. Which of the following is NOT a consideration when assessing a trauma patient?




    D. Medical insurance coverage
  6. When assessing a patient with a crush injury, which of the following findings would indicate that toxins have entered the central circulation?




    B. Cardiac arrhythmia
  7. In frontal impact collisions which pathway of patient travel results in higher mortality?




    B. up-and-over
  8. People in which of the following age groups are prone to significant trauma due to falls?




    C. geriatric population
  9. Your patient is an 8 yom with a pencil impaled 2 centimeters inferior to the xiphoid process.  You note that the pencil is pulsating.  Which of the following is the best action?




    B. stabilize the pencil in place and transport to a trauma center
  10. In a motor vehicle collision, when the driver's chest strikes the steering wheel, what produces injury next?




    A. the heart continues its forward motion until it strikes the chest wall
  11. Which of the following is most susceptible to damage from the pressure wave when a bullet enters it?




    D. liver
  12. You have arrived on the scene of a 17 yom with a GSW to the thigh.  Police are on the scene.  There is significant ongoing hemorrhage from the wound.  The patient is screaming for someone to help him.  Which of the following should you do first?




    B. ask the police if they have searched the patient for weapons yet
  13. Which of the following is most important when assessing the damage done by a gunshot?




    C. the distance from the shooter
  14. Your patient is a 30 yof with a stab wound to the neck.  She is sitting up and appears very anxious and short of breath.  There is minimal external bleeding noted, but there is bubbling from the wound.  Which of the following should you suspect, based on the MOI and assessment findings?




    A. laceration of the trachea
  15. Which of the following injuries is associated with the pressure wave produced by a blast?




    A. pneumothorax
  16. The ends of long bones are known as the _____.




    B. epiphyses
  17. Compact bone is created over the surface of spongy bone by _____.




    D. osteoblasts
  18. An _____ is a mature bone cell.




    C. osteocyte
  19. The primary ossification center in long bones is located in the _____.




    D. diaphyses
  20. The only muscle that possesses both voluntary and involuntary abilities is the _____.




    B. diaphragm
  21. _____ is the strong, fibrous connective tissue covering the bone.




    D. periosteum
  22. Which type of muscle will not regenerate once it is severely damaged?




    C. cardiac
  23. When the nervous system signals a muscle to contract, _____ ion channels open.




    B. sodium
  24. Striated muscles, which appear to have stripes, are in which type of muscle?




    A. sodium
  25. Myasthenia gravis is a(n) _____ disorder.




    C. genetic
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