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What is the primary cause of Traumatic Shock?
What is the primary cause of Traumatic Shock?
- Lack of circulation and decreased blood pressure (correct)
- Rapid heart rate
- External violence
- High blood pressure
What is the significance of a weak and rapid pulse in a patient with Traumatic Shock?
What is the significance of a weak and rapid pulse in a patient with Traumatic Shock?
- It is a sign of severe injury (correct)
- It is a sign of treatment abandonment
- It is a sign of death
- It is a sign of recovery
What is the recommended position for a patient with Traumatic Shock, if they have no wounds in the skull or face?
What is the recommended position for a patient with Traumatic Shock, if they have no wounds in the skull or face?
- Vertical position with feet higher than head
- Upright position with head at the same level as feet
- Inclined position with head lower than feet
- Horizontal position with head higher than feet (correct)
What should be given to a conscious patient with Traumatic Shock?
What should be given to a conscious patient with Traumatic Shock?
What is the final step in managing a patient with Traumatic Shock?
What is the final step in managing a patient with Traumatic Shock?
What is the primary concern when dealing with wounds, regardless of their size?
What is the primary concern when dealing with wounds, regardless of their size?
What type of bleeding is characterized by a pulsating, bright red blood flow that occurs in sync with the heartbeat?
What type of bleeding is characterized by a pulsating, bright red blood flow that occurs in sync with the heartbeat?
What is the minimum percentage of blood loss that can be fatal?
What is the minimum percentage of blood loss that can be fatal?
What type of instrument is most likely to cause a wound with irregular borders and torn tissue?
What type of instrument is most likely to cause a wound with irregular borders and torn tissue?
What is the recommended first step in treating a bleeding wound?
What is the recommended first step in treating a bleeding wound?
