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Question 1

What kind of blood in a lower intestinal bleed?

Answer 1

Hematochezia

Question 2

A sharp pain from the abdomen that travels along neural routes is known as?

Answer 2

Somatic pain

Question 3

Pain associated with peritoneal irritation will typically be described as?

Answer 3

Somatic/parietal - easily localized

Question 4

Inflammation of galbladder:

Answer 4

cholecystitis

Question 5

Localized and intense pain:

Answer 5

Samatic/Parietal

Question 6

What is the name of the yellowing of the eyes seen in cases of hep?

Answer 6

Sceral Icterus

Question 7

Peritonitis is typically caused by which of the following?

Answer 7

Inflammation

Question 8

A patient has severe abdominal pain, which position?

Answer 8

Fetal Position

Question 9

Visceral pain usually starts in which of the following?

Answer 9

Hollow Organs

Question 10

Which of the following would be the LEAST useful examination component of an abdominal assessment in the pre-hospital setting?

Answer 10

Auscultation

Question 11

Which of the following would you least expect to see in a patient with upper intestinal bleeding?

Answer 11

Hematochezia

Question 12

BVM Mask Range

Answer 12

15LPM-25LPM

Answer 13

ALS may be able to prevent heart attack

Answer 14

Frothy Secretions

Answer 15

decrease in level of consciousness

Question 16

Patient found laying face down in pool of water

Answer 16

Manual stabilization of the head

Answer 17

To improve ventillation and gastric distension