TCAR FINAL EXAM TRAUMA CARE TEST BANK (UPDATED 2026) UPDATED QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+)

TCAR FINAL EXAM TRAUMA CARE TEST
BANK (UPDATED 2026) UPDATED
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+)
Emergency Severity Index (ESI) -CORRECTANSWER a method of classifying patients

into five categories based on the severity of their conditions and resource needs.



1—Resuscitation—immediate treatment is necessary

2—Emergent—may deteriorate rapidly, time sensitive

3—urgent---non-life-threatening, needs more than 2 resources

4—non-urgent—non-life-threatening, one resource required

5—minor—non-life-threatening, no resources required



Emergency Severity Index (ESI)

-1 -CORRECTANSWER Resuscitation—immediate treatment is necessary



Emergency Severity Index (ESI)

-2 -CORRECTANSWER Emergent—may deteriorate rapidly, time sensitive



Emergency Severity Index (ESI)

-3 -CORRECTANSWER urgent---non-life-threatening, needs more than 2 resources

, Emergency Severity Index (ESI)

-4 -CORRECTANSWER non-urgent—non-life-threatening, one resource required



Emergency Severity Index (ESI)

-5 -CORRECTANSWER minor—non-life-threatening, no resources required



Initial management -CORRECTANSWER Airway

Ventilation

Control bleeding

Prevent shock

Maintain spinal immobilization

Transport to closest facility



Triage: Immediate (Red) -CORRECTANSWER stabilization and evaluation/ airway

management, breathing, and circulation



Triage: Next -CORRECTANSWER history of drug or toxins, time and duration of

exposure, first aid treatment received prior to hospitalization



Triage -CORRECTANSWER the medical screening of patients to determine their

relative priority of need and the proper place of treatment



Obtain allergies, underlying disease, processes or related injury