You are called to the scene of a 70-year-old female patient…

You are called to the scene of a 70-year-old female patient complaining of lower left-sided colicky pain. The patient has a low grade fever, nausea, and vomiting, and she called you because she had a bloody bowel movement. She describes the stool as bright red. This patient is MOST likely suffering from:

You are called to treat a 56-year-old with a history of pept…

You are called to treat a 56-year-old with a history of peptic ulcers. The patient is unresponsive, pale, cool, clammy, tachycardic, tachypnic, hypotensive, and vomiting copious amounts of blood. Which of the following is your MOST important immediate intervention?

You are called to the scene of a 30-year-old male who is com…

You are called to the scene of a 30-year-old male who is complaining of flank pain that radiates down to his pubic area. The patient is afebrile but in obvious discomfort. He also indicates that he has had some hematuria. Which of the following is MOST likely the cause of his discomfort?

Patient denies any difficulty breathing and you don’t note a…

Patient denies any difficulty breathing and you don’t note any soot in his mouth, so you loaded patient and began transport to the appropriate facility. IV was established and you begin to administer fluids at the rate you calculated from the parkland formula. Patient’s voice begins to sound distorted, and they ask for the bottle of water that his neighbor gave him. They state that they drank water prior to your arrival, but the firefighters took it away and didn’t say why.   On Scene; When you get on scene, you are approached by firefighter who states they found a patient that was trying to save their dog. The firefighter brings you to the patient located in a chair near the firetruck. The patient is awake and alert. You note that there appears to be burns to their chest, belly, with hands and arms being circumferential. They state that their chest and belly hurt and you see seeping blisters. When asked about their arms and hands, they deny pain and the arms appear waxy.    En Route: It is early morning of your shift. While making crew change, your are dispatched to a local residence to do a stand by for a structure fire. Call was made by neighbor who is unsure if the resident is home.