9th Primary/Secondary Assessment + Drug Delivery / Dehydration

In the primary assessment, what does the ABC stand for?

• Airway, Breathing, Circulation

• Alertness, Breathing, Circulation

• Airway, Bleeding, Consciousness

• Alertness, Bleeding, Consciousness

What is anaphylaxis?

• A Broken Bone

• Uncontrollable Bleeding

• Severe Allergic Reaction

• Loss of Consciousness

What are signs of a severe allergic reaction?

• Bleeding

• Low Blood Pressure

• High Blood Pressure

• Constricted Airways

• Swelling

Which of the following injection types is easiest to administer?

• Intravenous

• Intramuscular

• Subcutaneous

• Intradermal

Treating severe, life-threatening dehydration requires what?

• Giving the patient a glass of water

• Getting the patient out of the sun

• Giving the patient some Gatorade

• Giving the patient IV therapy

Which of the following is a parenteral drug?

• Aspirin Pill

• Cough Syrup

• Throat Lozenge

• Nasal Spray

When you are dehydrated, your cells are in what state?

• Isotonic

• Hypertonic

• Hypotonic

• Hydrotonic

To treat anaphylaxis you need to give the patient an EPI-pen. EPI is short for

(a)  

Which of the following is NOT part of the primary assessment?

• Forming a general impression of the patient

• Administering medicine

• Determining the mechanism of injury

• Assessing Responsiveness

Which of the following is NOT part of the secondary assessment?

• 
  Taking vitals

• 
  Performing a rapid physical assessment

• Determining a Patient History

• Performing surgery