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Multiple Choice

Which is used to cover or protect an injured body part and also help with pressure on a wound?

• tourniquet

• bandage

• dressing

• splint

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What are the necessary skills and knowledge that nursing technicians need to evaluate, treat, and manage wounds and hemorrhages?

• Identifying types of wounds

• Applying first aid techniques

• Controlling bleeding

• All of the above

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What are the three layers of the skin?

• Epidermis, Dermis, Hypodermis

• Epidermis, Subcutaneous, Dermis

• Dermis, Epidermis, Fat

• Hypodermis, Epidermis, Muscle

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What are the guidelines for dealing with crushing and amputations?

• Safety protocols

• Emergency procedures

• First aid techniques

• Preventive measures

Multiple Choice

An emergency is _______.

• You are sick

• You want to get a drink of water

• You need to use your cellphone

• You want to go to the restroom

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What is the definition of a wound according to the image?

• A loss of skin integrity

• A type of infection

• A minor injury

• A surgical cut

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What is the procedure called for the removal of dirt, damaged tissue, and cellular debris from a wound?

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What are the three main causes of injuries mentioned in the image?

• Physical agents

• Chemical agents

• Biological agents

• All of the above

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What happens as the skin on top of a wound heals?

• The wound gets larger.

• The wound stays the same size.

• New skin cells form from existing skin cells, causing the wound to get smaller.

• The wound disappears immediately.

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What are the two types of wounds according to tissue integrity?

• Abiertas

• Cerradas

• Infecciones

• Cicatrices

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What are the characteristics of "Heridas leves" (minor wounds)?

• They affect only the skin

• They cause damage to other body parts

• They are deep wounds

• They require immediate medical attention

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What are the characteristics of severe wounds as described in the text?

• They are superficial and closed

• They often present significant bleeding

• They do not require immediate attention

• They are always minor injuries

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What are the types of wounds according to the object that produces them?

• Puncture wounds

• Contused wounds

• Lacerated wounds

• All of the above

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What are the differences between cut wounds and puncture wounds?

• Cut wounds are caused by sharp objects like knives.

• Puncture wounds are less painful than cut wounds.

• Cut wounds can sever muscles and tendons.

• Puncture wounds cause more bleeding than cut wounds.

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What are the main differences between contused wounds and lacerated wounds?

• Contused wounds are caused by blunt objects

• Lacerated wounds have jagged edges

• Contused wounds bleed profusely

• Lacerated wounds are caused by sharp objects

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What is amputation?

• Partial removal of a limb

• Complete removal of a limb

• A type of wound

• A surgical procedure

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What are the characteristics of avulsive or torn wounds?

• They have smooth edges

• They are caused by sharp objects

• They present irregular edges

• They are always superficial

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What are the characteristics of "Raspaduras, Excoraciones y Abrasiones" as mentioned in the image?

• They are caused by friction against rough surfaces

• They involve deep tissue damage

• They usually result in significant bleeding

• They are superficial injuries

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What is the definition of "Aplastamiento" as described in the image?

• A type of injury caused by friction

• An injury caused by being trapped between heavy objects

• A skin abrasion from rough surfaces

• A superficial skin burn

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What are the potential complications of a wound as described in the text?

• Hemorrhage

• Infection

• Shock

• All of the above

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What are the potential consequences of severe injuries as described in the text?

• Chronic pain

• Internal organ damage

• Excessive scarring

• Shock

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What are the steps to take for treating severe wounds?

• Control vital signs

• Evacuate urgently

• Clean the wound

• Apply antiseptic

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What factors should be evaluated when assessing a wound for first aid?

• Type of hemorrhage

• Causal agent

• Shape

• Depth

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What are the main purposes of first aid as described in the image?

• To clean the wound

• To protect from external environment

• To prevent complications

• All of the above

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What are the steps involved in the nursing care for non-surgical wound treatment?

• Washing hands

• Applying antiseptics

• Covering the wound

• All of the above

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What should be considered when cleaning linear and circular wounds?

• Use sterile tools

• Apply pressure immediately

• Clean from inside out

• Avoid touching the wound

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When applying a tourniquet to stop severe bleeding, where should it be placed?

• Directly on the wound

• Just above the wound on the limb

• Around the neck

• Below the wound on the limb

Multiple Choice

¿Cuántos litros de sangre hay aproximadamente en un adulto?

• 3 litros

• 4 litros

• 5 litros

• 6 litros

Multiple Choice

There are approximately _________ of blood in the average adult.

• 6-8 quarts

• 6-5 quarts

• 4-6 quarts

• 2-4 quarts

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The higher the blood volume

• the higher the blood flow

• the lower the blood flow

• blood flow is not impacted

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