FISDAP MEDICAL EXAM / FISDAP MEDICAL EXAM 2 REAL EXAM COMPLETE LATEST (VESION A & VERSION B) WITH (220) VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY HIGHLIGTED ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES 100% QUALIFIED PASS.

FISDAP MEDICAL EXAM / FISDAP MEDICAL EXAM 2 REAL EXAM COMPLETE LATEST (VESION A & VERSION B) WITH (220) VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY HIGHLIGTED ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES 100% QUALIFIED PASS. You are at the scene where a man panicked while swimming in a small lake. Your initial attempt to rescue him should include: A) throwing a rope to the victim. B) rowing a small raft to the victim. C) swimming to the victim to rescue him. D) reaching for the victim with a long object. - ANSWER- D) reaching for the victim with a long object. General rules to fo llow when attempting to rescue a patient from the water include "reach, throw, row, and then go." In this case, you should attempt to reach the victim by having him grab hold of a long object, such as a stick or pole. If this is not possible or unsuccessful, throw the victim a rope or flotation device (if available). If these are not available, row to the patient in a small raft (if available). Going into the water to retrieve the victim is a last resort. The rescuer must be a strong swimmer because patients who are in danger of drowning are in a state of blind panic and will make every attempt to keep themselves afloat, even if it means forcing the rescuer underwater. Which of the following is a later sign of hepatitis? A) Fatigue B) Jaundice C) Loss of appetite D) Fever and vomiting - ANSWER- B) Jaundice Early signs and symptoms of viral hepatitis include loss of appetite (anorexia), vomiting, fever, fatigue, and muscle and joint pain. Jaundice (yellow sclera and skin) and right upper quadrant abdominal pain are not common early manifestations of hepatitis; they usually develop within 1 to 2 weeks into the disease process. A 48-year-old man became acutely hypoxic, experienced a seizure, and is now postictal. The MOST effective way to prevent another seizure is to: A) place him in the recovery position. B) give him oral glucose if he can swallow. C) administer high-flow supplemental oxygen. D) dim the lights in the back of the ambulance. - ANSWER- C) administer high-flow supplemental oxygen. You should administer high-flow oxygen to all patients who are actively seizing and to patients who experienced a seizure and are postictal. This is especially true if the seizure was caused by hypoxia. Increasing the oxygen content of the blood, which minimizes hypoxia, may prevent another seizure. The recovery position is appropriate for uninjured patients with a decreased level of consciousness and adequate breathing; it will help maintain the airway and facilitate drainage of secretions from the mouth, but will not prevent another seizure. Oral glucose may prevent another seizure if hypoglycemia was the cause of the seizure. You should dim the lights in the back of the ambulance to help prevent any seizure, not just those that are caused by hypoxia.