When performing the AP projection of the pelvis, the central ray will enter perpendicular to:

The following ECG is obtained. Based on these findings, what is the most probable diagnosis and pathology? Diagnosis: (Choose 1) Pathology: (Choose 1)

What should be the paramedic’s primary concern once on scene?

The AP Oblique of the anterior rim of the left acetabulum is demonstrated in which of the following positions?  

A geriatric patient is believed to be having a myocardial infarction. What signs and symptoms would be expected? (Select three correct answers) 

A 5-year-old patient has a possible spinal injury. Which of the following is a special consideration regarding this patient?

You are responding to an industrial site where a worker has been injured by a chemical. Which of the following documents would provide information about the substance and should be kept on-site and available by the plant management?

The top of the IR should be placed how many inches above the iliac crests for an AP pelvis projection to guarantee proper centering?

During assessment of a patient, the smell of bitter almonds is noticed. The paramedic should suspect: 

A patient with a history of diabetes has a chief complaint of fever and painful, foul-smelling urination. On exam, the skin is warm and dry and there is tenderness to percussion over the right flank area. The paramedic should suspect: