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1The bones of the upper extremity include the
A)tibia, fibula, and femur.
B)tibia, radius, and humerus.
C)femur, humerus, and ulna.
D)humerus, radius, and ulna.



2A strain is an injury that usually involves
A)muscles.
B)ligaments.
C)bones.
D)joints.



3A seven-year-old girl has injured her right arm. Your examination reveals a painful, swollen deformity of the middle third of the child's forearm. To immobilize this injury properly, you should apply a splint that stabilizes the
A)hand and wrist.
B)wrist and elbow.
C)knee and ankle.
D)shoulder and elbow.



4Which of the following is the largest bone of the arm?
A)radius
B)ulna
C)elbow
D)humerus



5Because of the potential for significant blood loss, you should call for advanced EMS personnel immediately when your patient has experienced an injury involving the
A)tibia or ankle.
B)pelvis or femur.
C)foot or pelvis.
D)ankle or femur.



6Which of the following signs is consistent with a possible head injury?
A)The patient's abdomen is firm to the touch.
B)The patient's breath has a fruity smell.
C)The patient has one pupil that is larger than the other.
D)The patient has bruising and swelling of the left lower leg.



7Most muscles are attached to bones by tendons.
A)True
B)False



8Ice should be applied to a sprain or strain for 40 minutes and removed for 20 minutes.
A)True
B)False



9Before being applied to a patient, a splint should be padded to prevent pressure and discomfort.
A)True
B)False



10When splinting the legs together, it is best to move the injured leg to the good leg.
A)True
B)False







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