Activity 3.2.1 Review

This member of the emergency response team is responsible for determining in what order the patients get care.

• Emergency Medicine Physician

• Triage Nurse

• Paramedic

• Emergency Services Coordinator

True or False: If a scene is dangerous, the medical personnel need to take that risk to save the person's life.

• True

• False

True or False: Medical personnel should assess the patient before surveying and assessing the scene.

• True

• False

In our scene, all of the following would be considered possible dangers or risks except ...

• the beehive

• the falling rocks

• the possibility of wild animals

• the storm

• All are considered possible dangers/risks.

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS3-2

Of all of the hazards in our scene, which one is the only one we can truly control?

• The possible wildlife in the bushes

• The bees swarming

• The falling rocks falling

• The storm coming in

• Walking on the slippery rocks

How many total patients are at our scene?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

True or False: There are bystanders at our scene.

• True

• False

In the Primary Assessment, what do ABC stand for?

• Airway, Breathing, Circulation

• Airway, Blood Pressure, Control

• Antibiotic, Bacteria, Condition

• Always Be Calm

Based on the information provided, what is our patient's most likely mechanism of injury (MOI)? What lead to the trauma?

• Bee Sting, Causing a Fall

• Dehydration

• Attacked by a rattlesnake

What is our patient's respiratory rate?

• 30 breaths/minute

• 18 breaths/minute

• 10 breaths/minute

• There is not enough information to answer this question.