Prehospital Trauma Life Support
(PHTLS) exam with comprehensive
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, • Reduce mortality and morbidity from trauma.
• Provide knowledge and skills for all prehospital trauma team members.
• Deliver timely and appropriate care to the trauma patient in the field, ensuring it is neither less nor
more than needed. - correct ans:What are the goals of PHTLS?
• Insure safety to provide the proper interventions to the victims.
• Assessment of scene: All information that I need to decide whether I can go in or not should be
considered.
• What are the resources that I need?
• Are there any weapons, guns, knives, or any tools that could put me at risk?
• Are there any injuries? Who is injured? What is the extent and location of the injury, and is there
severe bleeding?
• How many patients are present? Are there any elderly or not?
•Do I need someone else with me, for example, police or fire fighters? - correct ans:You are dispatched
to the scene of a domestic violence. It is 02:45 hours on a hot summer night. As you arrive on the scene
of a single-family dwelling, you can hear a man and woman arguing very loudly and the sounds of
children crying in the background.
• Police have also been dispatched to this call but have not yet arrived at the location.
What are your concerns about the scene?
(PHTLS) exam with comprehensive
questions and well elaborated correct
answers A+
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Services Offered
Proctored Exam Assistance
Online Class Management (Full Course Support)
Exam Preparation & Study Materials
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, • Reduce mortality and morbidity from trauma.
• Provide knowledge and skills for all prehospital trauma team members.
• Deliver timely and appropriate care to the trauma patient in the field, ensuring it is neither less nor
more than needed. - correct ans:What are the goals of PHTLS?
• Insure safety to provide the proper interventions to the victims.
• Assessment of scene: All information that I need to decide whether I can go in or not should be
considered.
• What are the resources that I need?
• Are there any weapons, guns, knives, or any tools that could put me at risk?
• Are there any injuries? Who is injured? What is the extent and location of the injury, and is there
severe bleeding?
• How many patients are present? Are there any elderly or not?
•Do I need someone else with me, for example, police or fire fighters? - correct ans:You are dispatched
to the scene of a domestic violence. It is 02:45 hours on a hot summer night. As you arrive on the scene
of a single-family dwelling, you can hear a man and woman arguing very loudly and the sounds of
children crying in the background.
• Police have also been dispatched to this call but have not yet arrived at the location.
What are your concerns about the scene?
