AAOS EMT 12th Edition Final Exam Actual Exam
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What are indications for a tourniquet? - ANSWER-Severe
limb bleeding
Inability to control bleeding with direct pressure
Remote or prolonged transport times
Injuries with an active arterial bleed
What are contraindications for a tourniquet - ANSWER-
Minor bleeds
Injury to the head or neck, meaning tourniquets should not
be applied to injuries in the neck, head, or torso
,Limbs with suspected fractures to injury site
What is a contusion? - ANSWER-a region of injured tissue
or skin in which blood capillaries have been ruptured; a
bruise.
What is an abrasion? - ANSWER-Loss or damage of the
superficial layer of skin as a result of a body part rubbing
or scraping across a rough or hard surface.
What is a laceration? - ANSWER-a deep cut or tear in skin
or flesh.
,What is an avulsion? - ANSWER-piece of skin or
underlying tissue that is torn loose, hanging from the body,
or completely removed
"flap"
What is a hematoma? - ANSWER-a solid swelling of
clotted blood within the tissues.
What is a strain? - ANSWER-stretching or tearing of
muscle or tendon
What is a sprain? - ANSWER-Injuries to ligaments caused
by stretching or tearing, usually from twisting or
overextending a joint.
, What are the burn classifications? - ANSWER-Superficial
partial thickness (1st degree)
Partial thickness (2nd degree)
Full thickness (3rd degree)
What are the types of burns? (5 from the book) -
ANSWER-thermal, inhalation, chemical, electrical,
radiation
What is a thermal burn? - ANSWER-burns from high or
low temperatures
2026/2027 Newest With Complete Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers| Brand New !!
What are indications for a tourniquet? - ANSWER-Severe
limb bleeding
Inability to control bleeding with direct pressure
Remote or prolonged transport times
Injuries with an active arterial bleed
What are contraindications for a tourniquet - ANSWER-
Minor bleeds
Injury to the head or neck, meaning tourniquets should not
be applied to injuries in the neck, head, or torso
,Limbs with suspected fractures to injury site
What is a contusion? - ANSWER-a region of injured tissue
or skin in which blood capillaries have been ruptured; a
bruise.
What is an abrasion? - ANSWER-Loss or damage of the
superficial layer of skin as a result of a body part rubbing
or scraping across a rough or hard surface.
What is a laceration? - ANSWER-a deep cut or tear in skin
or flesh.
,What is an avulsion? - ANSWER-piece of skin or
underlying tissue that is torn loose, hanging from the body,
or completely removed
"flap"
What is a hematoma? - ANSWER-a solid swelling of
clotted blood within the tissues.
What is a strain? - ANSWER-stretching or tearing of
muscle or tendon
What is a sprain? - ANSWER-Injuries to ligaments caused
by stretching or tearing, usually from twisting or
overextending a joint.
, What are the burn classifications? - ANSWER-Superficial
partial thickness (1st degree)
Partial thickness (2nd degree)
Full thickness (3rd degree)
What are the types of burns? (5 from the book) -
ANSWER-thermal, inhalation, chemical, electrical,
radiation
What is a thermal burn? - ANSWER-burns from high or
low temperatures
