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Which of the following patient factors increases the criticality of the patient’s burn injuries?

Which of the following terms is best described as the loss of blood from the vascular space?

The portion of skin affected by superficial frostbite is the ________ layer.

You arrive on the scene of a patient with severe blunt trauma to the face. You hear gurgling as you approach the patient. After opening the airway with a manual maneuver, what should your next action be?

The three primary factors that determine the severity of radiation are:

You have responded for an injured person at an address you know to be a motorcycle clubhouse. Your patient was attacked by another party with a broken beer bottle. Your patient has a large laceration on her neck with moderate bleeding. Which property of your dressing material is most important in caring for this patient?

The bacteria most often associated with infection of open soft tissue injury is:

A burn patient who has signs and symptoms of inhalation injury with associated respiratory compromise should be classified as:

Which of the following patient factors increases the criticality of the patient’s burn injuries?

Of the elements: B, C, F, Li, and Na. The element with the highest ionization energy is