Incision into the cornea is called:

You respond to a 25-year-old man involved in a farm accident. Upon arrival, you see that your patient has suffered a partial amputation of the leg. The wound is bleeding profusely. The patient is unconscious, pale, and clammy. Vitals are respiration 24, pulse 110, and blood pressure 90/60. You control the bleeding with direct pressure and a tourniquet. Your next step should be to treat this

patient for: A) hypovolemic shock. B) distributive shock. C) cardiogenic shock. D) neurogenic shock.

Supracondylar fracture, left humerus and fractured olecranon process, right ulna. Both fractures are displaced. Patient is a parachutist and had a problem with the landing. Subsequent encounter

a. S42.412D, S52.021D b. S42.402A, S52.021D, Y97.22XA c. S42.412D, S52.021D, Y97.22XA d. S42.411D, S52.022D