____ disorders involve the cranial nerves that control speech and are characterized by differences in the way words are pronounced, such as substituting the "w" sound for the "r" sound (e.g., "wabbit" instead of " rabbit").

You are on the scene of a mass-casualty incident in which the grandstand at a race track has collapsed. As the triage officer, you have encountered a 14-year-old male whose leg has been amputated above the knee. He is responsive to verbal stimuli, and he has an open airway, shallow rapid breathing, and a weak, rapid carotid pulse. This patient would be classified as a Priority ________ for

treatment and transport. A) 3 B) 2 C) 4 D) 1

When removing a critically injured patient from his or her vehicle, you should:

A. remove him or her using a short backboard. B. move him or her in one fast, continuous step. C. protect the cervical spine during the entire process. D. release c-spine control to facilitate rapid removal.