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PRETEST # 1

MULTIPLE CHOICE. Write the letter of the BEST answer before the number. CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY. NO
ERASURES, NO SUPERIMPOSITION.

1. French verb for TRIAD meaning to separate, sort, sift, or select.

a. Trier
b. Triar
c. Treir
d. Trair
2. Triage is used in the following areas in which the resources are limited except:
a. Battlefield
b. Disaster sites
c. Hospital emergency rooms
d. Intensive care unit
3. In advanced triage, the doctor would decide that these kind of patients does not need
advanced care:
a. Less severe injured people
b. Seriously injured people
c. Dying people
d. Infected people
4. Are reserved for the “walking wounded” who will need medical some point, after more
critical injuries have been treated.
a. Red tags
b. Yellow tags
c. Green tags
d. Black tags
5. The casualty requires medical attention within 6 hours.
a. Delayed
b. Immediate
c. Delayed
d. Expectant
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PRETEST # 2

TRUE OR FALSE: Write True if the statement is correct, otherwise write false if the statement is
incorrect.

MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION

1. Pain usually suprasternal with radiation to the neck, arm jaw, or back; severe,
crushing, viselike with sudden onset; unrelieved by rest or nitrates.
2. ECG changes (specific changes dependent on location of myocardial damage and
phase of the MI; inverted T wave and ST segment changes seen with myocardial
ischemia.
3. Administer oxygen as ordered to relieve dyspnea and prevent accumulation of
secretions.
4. Procainamide HCI (Pronestly) control atrial dysrhythmias by decreasing cardiac
automaticity and impulse conduction
5. Avoid administration of salicylates and IM injections during anticoagulant therapy.

COPD

1. Caused by cigarette smoking, infection, inhaled irritants, heredity, allergic factors,

aging
2. Diagnostic tests: pCO2 normal or slightly decreased.
3. Before collection of specimen for ABG, have the client rest for 10 minutes prior to
specimen collection.
4. After drawing specimen for ABG, transport the specimen to the laboratory within 30
minutes.
5. Xanthines act at beta-adrenergic receptors in bronchus to relax smooth muscle and
increase respiratory volume.