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NREMT Practice Test Bank - Multiple Choice
and acidosis will eventually result in car-
diac arrest.
45. Which of the following condi- You selected D; This is correct!
tions would MOST likely cause flushed skin? Reason:Whenever the body tempera- • A:Low blood pressure ture rises (ie, heat exposure, fever), the • B:Blood loss peripheral blood vessels dilate, which • C:Hypothermia draws warm blood to the skin and gives it • D:Exposure to heat a flushed (red) appearance. Blood loss, shock, low blood pressure (hypoten- sion), and hypothermia generally cause the skin to become pale; these condi- tions cause peripheral vasoconstriction, which shunts blood away from the skin.
46. Which of the following mecha- You selected C; This is correct!
nisms cause respiratory and cir- culatory collapse during anaphy- Reason:During anaphylaxis, histamines lactic shock? released from the immune system • A:Bronchodilation and vasodi- cause two negative effects that result lation in shock (hypoperfusion): vasodilation, • B:Bronchoconstriction and which causes the blood pressure to fall vasoconstriction and bronchoconstriction, which impairs • C:Bronchoconstriction and va- breathing. sodilation • D:Bronchodilation and vaso- constriction
47. A 50-year-old female complains You selected A; This is correct!
of severe pain to the right low- er quadrant of her abdomen. You Reason:When assessing a patient with should: abdominal pain, determine where the • A:palpate the left upper quad- pain is most severe (in this case, the rant of her abdomen first. right lower quadrant) and then palpate • B:keep her supine with her legs the quadrant furthest from that area first fully extended. (in this case, the left upper quadrant). If • C:quickly palpate that area first you palpate the painful area first, the pa- to assess for rigidity. tient is less likely to allow you to assess
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