Which is the proper technique for preparing an amputated body part for transport?
A. Place it directly on ice and cover with sterile gauze.
B. Immerse it in water and submerge the container in ice.
C. Wrap it in moistened sterile gauze and place it in a bag and then on ice.
D. Place it in water with dry ice, if available; if not, use cold packs.
C
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a. respirations c. dilations b. inspirations d. ventilations
A 35-year-old woman presents with abdominal pain that she describes as "cramping and dull." She reports having multiple sexual partners in the past six months, and states that she has an IUD. Vital signs are: blood pressure 118/76 mmHg, heart rate 88, and respirations 18. Appropriate care of this patient includes:
A) cardiac monitoring and transport. B) examining the genitalia for hemorrhage. C) elevating the legs during transport. D) position of comfort and routine ALS care.