Which of the following injuries is considered an indirect brain injury?
A) Depressed skull fracture with cerebral penetration by bone fragments
B) Concussion
C) Gunshot wound to the head
D) Cerebral laceration
B
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a. hypotension. b. an anaphylactic reaction. c. a stroke. d. a head injury.
You should assist with the delivery of the baby's head by:
A: carefully rotating its head to where it is facing up when it delivers. B: placing your fingers on the bony part of the skull and applying gentle pressure. C: grasping each side of the baby's head and gently pulling to facilitate delivery. D: placing the palm of your hand firmly against the back of the baby's skull.