Which of the following are emergency situations that require first priority assessments?
a. Airway and breathing problems, back injuries, head injuries
b. Poisoning, airway and breathing problems, head injuries, bleeding, allergic reaction
c. Fractures, back injuries, head injuries
d. Back injuries, head injuries, poisoning
e. Head injuries, fractures, poisoning
b
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Which of the following methods would be the MOST effective way to teach preschool children about home escape?
A. Teach the full process, then have the children repeat it several times. B. Make the escape into a problem-solving, decision-making exercise. C. Teach the process in small segments, then put together behaviors as each is mastered. D. Teach the children how fire is likely to behave, and let them predict the best way to respond.
In children who have frequent seizures, caregivers are often instructed to call EMS only if the seizure lasts greater than ____.
A. five minutes B. ten minutes C. thirty minutes D. one hour