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Module 1 NDNQI Pressure Injuries Questions with Complete Solutions

What should you be thinking while you are sprinting onto the field? correct answers Is the athlete at risk? - Life/limb Is the area stable? - Can they continue - Without significant risk - Safely - Effectively How do I get athlete off the field? - Walk - Assist - Non-weight bearing - Immobilized/boarded Primary Survey correct answers Determine the existence of potentially life-threatening situations - U Responsiveness (alert, verbal, pain or unresponsive) - Airway ...

Chapter 25 - Face and Neck Injuries Questions And Answers 100% Pass! 2024 A 29-year-old male has an anterior nosebleed after he was accidentally elbowed in the nose. His is conscious and alert with adequate breathing. The MOST appropriate care for this patient includes: Select one: A. leaning him forward and pinching his nostrils together. B. placing him supine and pinching his nostrils together. C. applying a gauze pad in between his lower lip and gum. D. packing the nasopharynx with m...

Sports Injuries and Types Exam Questions and Answers What is an impacted fracture? - Answer-A bone impacts or is driven into another bone. What is a luxation dislocation? - Answer-A temporary separation with articulating ends and it remains that way for an extended period. Results in extreme damage to connective tissue, very common in fingers. What is a subluxation dislocation? - Answer-Incomplete seperation b/w articulating ends, and is less severe damage than luxation. Why do injuri...

R041 - Reducing the Risk of Sports Injuries; Learning Outcome 1...

PBCFR Policy FR-H-302 (Work Related Injuries/Return to Work) Questions & Answers 2024

What are the 3 types of trauma? 1. Blunt force 2. Sharp force 3. Thermal injuries What is blunt force trauma? What are the 3 most common effects? Impact of a blunt object against the skin. The three types are contusion, abrasion, and laceration Contusion v Abrasion v Laceration Contusion: Creates purple color from crushing the tissue and tearing small blood vessels Abrasion: Scraping of superficial skin layer by friction Laceration: Tearing of skin and soft tissue (abraded s...

ONC Orthopedic Trauma Sports Injuries Practice Exam 50 Questions with Verified Answers A 48-year-old athlete sustains a ruptured Achilles tendon during triathlon training. In discussing the personal and medical history with the patient, the nurse should recognize which of the following as a risk factor for this injury? - CORRECT ANSWER Ongoing treatment for gout A patient with a ruptured Achilles tendon has undergone surgical repair and will require 6 weeks of cast immobilization. As part ...

NR-328:| NR 328 PEDIATRIC NURSING – PEDIATRICS BURN INJURIES QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS

Athletic Injuries Midterm Exam Review Completed with valid answers Athletic Injuries Midterm Exam Review Once emergency medical personnel arrive, your role does NOT include a.) Continuing CPR b.) Explaining how the injury occurred c.) taking charge of crowd control d.) Describing the first aid care that you provided e.) Any of the above Continuing CPR A coach's legal duties include a.) matching athlete's according to size and skill level b.) supervising activities closely c.)wa...