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Describe how to handle these emergencies cases and give the appropriate treatment or rescue for each of the given scenarios.
a) In your area, an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.5 suddenly occurred. It resulted to damages of properties and injuries to some people. One of them was Juan who suffered a fracture on his left leg. What would you do to help Juan?
b) In your home, while everyone was busy preparing for dinner, one of your siblings accidentally slipped on the floor while holding a casserole with boiling liquid inside. As she dropped the casserole, some liquid sprinkled on her arm causing a burn on her skin. How would you respond?
c) While you are walking on the street going to your house, a stray dog suddenly bit you. What will you do?
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- Which of the following best describe First-aid? a. intervention in an accident to prevent further harm b. Emergency care is given before the medical professional arrives c. Using splints and bandages to care for the wounds d. To calm the victim e. Treating the wound or fractures until the victim recoverMrs. Juana Dela Cruz is a 46-year-old woman who has been having financial difficulties since her husband died five years ago. She was recently involved in a motor vehicle crash (MVC) in which she drove over a curb and hit a telephone pole. She did not sustain any significant injuries in the MVC.Juana’s daughter, Maria, returned home at 8:00AM as she forgot somethingfor work only to find her mother sitting on the floor with a decreased level of consciousness. Maria was able to shake her mother awake and with slurred speech, Juana told her she drank three large glasses of antifreeze (ethyleneglycol) as soon as Maria left for work; this was around 7:00AM, as Maria recalled, thus, she called the emergency medical services to transport Juana to the local emergency department. Upon arrival at the emergency department, Juana had a temperature of 36.1°C. Her other vital signs were as follows: BP 135/85mmHg, PR 68bpm, and RR 24cpm. Her ABGs on a 15-liter-per-minutenon-rebreather revealed a pH…Identify five (5) drugs that a registered paramedic CANNOT administer.
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- If there is a sudden death in the operating room, it is appropriate for the technologist only to: a. Provide details about the cause of death b. Provide details about what occurred in the operating room c. Offer an acknowledgment of loss d. Discuss the laboratory test valuesSignificant causes of injury would include all of the following except: a. head trauma with altered mental status b. foot pain that has lasted more than 3 months C. vehicle collisions involving ejection, rollover, motorcycle, bike or pedestrian X d. falls of more than 15 feet for an adult and 10 feet for childrenCarter is walking down a busy street when he notices a man clutch his chest and begin leaning over a park bench. He has completed first aid training, so he decides to approach the man to see if he is ok. Which of the following best explains Carter's decision to provide help? Question 29 options: a) defining the situation where Carter misidentified then situation as an emergency that required help b) level of responsibility where Carter's training made him able to provide sufficient help c) bystander intervention where Carter was an observer of the situation and therefore provided help d) diffusion of responsibility where because there were a lot of people around, Carter felt he could help
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