You are transporting an intubated patient, with a heartbeat and on the ventilator, to another hospital for specialized care. The patient is sedated with the following vital signs: pulse 68, respiration via ventilator at 12/minute, blood pressure 112/68, SpO2 97%, and PETCO2 40 mHg. When reassessing the patient, which of the following is the greatest concern and demands that the EMT notify the ALS

A supine AP abdomen projection obtained with the patient in an LPO position demonstrates

1. the sacrum and coccyx aligned with the symphysis pubis. 2. a distance from the pedicles to the spinous processes that is narrower on the right side than on the left side. 3. the sacrum rotated toward the patient's right side. 4. the symphysis pubis rotated toward the patient's right side. a. 1, 2, and 3 only b. 2 and 3 only c. 2 and 4 only d. 1 and 4 only

En route to the scene of a shooting victim, dispatch informs you that the suspect has not been located yet. Based on this information, you should:

A) be aware as you arrive on the scene that the patient may have committed suicide. B) wait until police arrive and secure the scene prior to approach. C) document this information. D) recognize the need to rapidly transport the victim.