EMR IV

Multiple Choice

You are dispatched to a car accident that was a result of road rage, what is your first course of action?

• Verify the scene is safe

• Hand hygiene and PPE

• ABC's

• Check Circulation

We have two injured at the scene
Patient 1: Driver of Silver Sedan (Male, 42 y/o)
Patient 2: Passenger of Red SUV (Female, 27 y/o 32 weeks pregnant)

​Fire dept paramedic already assessing Patient 1

Multiple Choice

If the person is conscious what is the next course of action

• Gain their consent to care

• ABC's

• Circulation

• Begin CPR

Multiple Choice

After gaining consent to care what would you do next?

• Hand hygiene and don PPE

• ABCs

• Circulation

• CPR

Multiple Choice

The patient suddenly looses consciousness what do you do next?

• Check for responsiveness

• Chest compressions

• Call for AED

• Perform Heimlich maneuver

​ABC's and Circulation

Complaining of mild abdominal cramping and anxiety.

Head: No signs of trauma, no lacerations or deformities.
Neck: No midline tenderness, full range of motion.

• Chest: Minor bruising was noted, but no crepitus ( grating sound).

• The lung sounds were clear bilaterally.

• Abdomen: Mild cramping was reported, and there was no rigidity or rebound tenderness.

• Extremities: No deformities, normal range of motion, good distal pulses.

• Neurological: GCS 15, pupils equal and reactive, no signs of head injury.

• Vital Signs

  • BP: 124/78, HR: 88, RR: 20, SpO2: 99% on room air.

Multiple Choice

What would you do next?

• Call 911

• CPR

• Emergency C-section

• Transport to hospital