Ceu Fast Trauma: Optimizing Survival Outcomes

CEUfast Test Results Trauma: Optimizing Survival Outcomes 1.The most common causes of mortality from trauma which are NOT preventable are: The correct answer is: Cardiopulmonary arrest 2.The "golden hour" concept that stressed the relationship between timing and mortality following major trauma has proven true. The correct answer is: False 3.As a healthcare provider, you receive a radio report from EMS concerning an MVA with windshield damage. Potential associated injuries include all of the following, EXCEPT: The correct answer is: Sternal and rib fractures 4.As a healthcare provider, you receive a radio report from EMS concerning a 65- year-old who fell 40 feet and landed on a cement sidewalk feet first. Potential associated injuries include which of the following? The correct answer is: A, C, D 5.All of the following are common causes of mortality from trauma, EXCEPT:The correct answer is: Burns 6.Information provided by EMS per radio before arrival in the ED should include all of the following EXCEPT: The correct answer is: Vital signs including highest BP and lowest HR 7.Regardless of the ED setting or team composition, optimal care of the trauma patient requires effective and efficient communication and teamwork among all members. (Correct) True 8.The primary survey