ONLINE SESSION 3.08: PUTTING IT ALL
TOGETHER QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS
\.Your patient is a 4-year-old who drowned in a pool. What assessment sequence
best suits this patient?
Primary assessment, scene size-up, focused medical assessment, history taking,
vital signs, transport, head-to-toe secondary assessment
Scene size-up, primary assessment, focused medical assessment, history taking,
vital signs, transport
Scene size-up, primary assessment, head-to-toe secondary assessment, vital signs,
history taking, transport
Scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, vital signs, rapid exam, head-to-
toe secondary assessment, transport - ANSWERS✔-Scene size-up, primary
assessment, history taking, vital signs, rapid exam, head-to-toe secondary
assessment, transport
\.Your patient is a responsive 23-year-old asthmatic with dyspnea. What
assessment sequence best suits this patient?
Primary assessment, scene size-up, focused medical assessment, history taking,
vital signs
, Scene size-up, primary assessment, focused medical assessment, history taking,
vital signs
Scene size-up, primary assessment, head-to-toe secondary assessment, vital signs,
history taking, transport
Scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, vital signs, rapid exam, head-to-
toe secondary assessment, transport - ANSWERS✔-Scene size-up, primary
assessment, focused medical assessment, history taking, vital signs
\.Your patient is an unresponsive 82-year-old who fell down a flight of stairs. What
assessment sequence best suits this patient?
Primary assessment, scene size-up, focused trauma assessment, history taking,
vital signs
Scene size-up, primary assessment, rapid exam, transport, history taking, vital
signs, head-to-toe secondary assessment
Scene size-up, primary assessment, rapid exam, vital signs, history taking,
transport, head-to-toe secondary assessment
Scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, vital signs, rapid exam, head-to-
toe secondary assessment, transport - ANSWERS✔-Scene size-up, primary
assessment, rapid exam, transport, history taking, vital signs, head-to-toe
secondary assessment
\.Your patient is a 30-year-old who lacerated her hand while cutting a bagel. What
assessment sequence best suits this patient?
Scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, vital signs, focused trauma
assessment
TOGETHER QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS
\.Your patient is a 4-year-old who drowned in a pool. What assessment sequence
best suits this patient?
Primary assessment, scene size-up, focused medical assessment, history taking,
vital signs, transport, head-to-toe secondary assessment
Scene size-up, primary assessment, focused medical assessment, history taking,
vital signs, transport
Scene size-up, primary assessment, head-to-toe secondary assessment, vital signs,
history taking, transport
Scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, vital signs, rapid exam, head-to-
toe secondary assessment, transport - ANSWERS✔-Scene size-up, primary
assessment, history taking, vital signs, rapid exam, head-to-toe secondary
assessment, transport
\.Your patient is a responsive 23-year-old asthmatic with dyspnea. What
assessment sequence best suits this patient?
Primary assessment, scene size-up, focused medical assessment, history taking,
vital signs
, Scene size-up, primary assessment, focused medical assessment, history taking,
vital signs
Scene size-up, primary assessment, head-to-toe secondary assessment, vital signs,
history taking, transport
Scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, vital signs, rapid exam, head-to-
toe secondary assessment, transport - ANSWERS✔-Scene size-up, primary
assessment, focused medical assessment, history taking, vital signs
\.Your patient is an unresponsive 82-year-old who fell down a flight of stairs. What
assessment sequence best suits this patient?
Primary assessment, scene size-up, focused trauma assessment, history taking,
vital signs
Scene size-up, primary assessment, rapid exam, transport, history taking, vital
signs, head-to-toe secondary assessment
Scene size-up, primary assessment, rapid exam, vital signs, history taking,
transport, head-to-toe secondary assessment
Scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, vital signs, rapid exam, head-to-
toe secondary assessment, transport - ANSWERS✔-Scene size-up, primary
assessment, rapid exam, transport, history taking, vital signs, head-to-toe
secondary assessment
\.Your patient is a 30-year-old who lacerated her hand while cutting a bagel. What
assessment sequence best suits this patient?
Scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, vital signs, focused trauma
assessment
