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Chapter 26

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A blast injury that results in a toxic exposure is a(n): quaternary injury
The major problem usually associated with electrical shocks is: respiratory and/or cardiac arrest
In managing a burn correctly, an EMT may take all the following steps EXCEPT: applying ointments or sprays
All the following are considered soft tissues of the body EXCEPT: cartilage
All the following are examples of closed wounds EXCEPT a(n): abrasion
In cases of chemical burns to the eyes, you should flood the eyes with: water
A major concern in caring for a patient with an impaled object in the cheek is: maintaining an open airway
A high-pressure injection injury to the hand is of particular concern to the EMT because: the entire limb may be affected
In cases of amputation, save the amputated part by: putting it in a plastic bag, then into a pan of cool water
The outer layer of the skin is called the: epidermis
A major concern in caring for a patient with an impaled object in the cheek is: maintaining an open airway
Specialized nerve endings involved with the senses of touch, cold, heat, and pain are found in the: dermis
Care for an abrasion is important because of the: risk of contamination and infection.
Open wounds in which flaps of skin and tissue are torn loose or pulled off completely are called: avulsions
Absence of pain in a patient with a burn is most commonly associated with a: full thickness burn.
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