A trauma patient has no movement or sensation below the clavicles. The patient has an altered level of consciousness with equal, dilated pupils. The paramedic should:

A complete tear of a ligament resulting in an unstable joint is referred to as a:

You are called to the scene of a patient with a head injury who has a temperature of 104⁰ F. Which of the following best explains why his body temperature is so high?

Which of the following conditions would benefit from paramedic interventions performed immediately upon discovery?

 A patient with blunt trauma to the chest, which resulted in respiratory distress, cyanosis, hemoptysis, and massive subcutaneous emphysema. The paramedic suspects a tracheobronchial disruption.  Which assessment findings would confirm the paramedic’s suspicions?

What should teachers prioritize when developing instructional activities for early literacy?

A patient who was thrown from a vehicle has a severely lacerated left arm with moderate venous bleeding. The paramedic should_______.

What significant change in reading instruction does the document on changing the teaching of reading suggest?

Where does the phrenic nerve exit the central nervous system?

A conscious patient with an open airway and respiratory distress has an impaled object in the cheek, a lacerated femoral vein, an abdominal evisceration and an open pneumothorax. The skin is cool and pale. The paramedic’s highest priority is to: