The odontoid process is part of C1

Signs and. Symptoms associated with cardiac compromise may vary widely so it is important to remember that:

A. The typical chest pain due to cardiac compromise is a sharp, stabbing pain. B. A sudden onset of sweating usually is not related to a cardiac emergency. C. True chest pain is rarely misinterpreted as upper abdominal pain or indigestion. D. Often the patient's will describe chest pressure rather than pain.

You are caring for a 19 year old woman who states that she is 32 weeks pregnant. She is experiencing cramping abdominal pain every six to seven minutes and reports brief period of fluid discharge from her vagina approximately 15 minutes ago. You should suspect:

A) provide routine BLS care and transport.
B) begin a fluid bolus and transport code 3.
C) administer ondansetron and reassess vital signs.
D) apply oxygen and perform a physical exam.