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A patient involved in a MVC has sustained a fracture to the second rib of the anterior left chest. Which concurrent injury is most commonly associated with this fracture? A. Blunt cardiac injury B. ... Brachial plexus injury C. Pneumothorax D. Hemothorax - Answer>>> B. Brachial plexus injury Rationale: First and second rib fractures are most commonly associated with great vessel, head and spinal cord, and brachial plexus injuries. A trauma nurse cared for a child with devastating burns two weeks ago. The nurse called in sick for a couple of days and is now back working on the team. Which of the following would indicate this nurse is coping well? A. They are talking about taking the emergency nursing certification exam B. They keep requesting to be assigned to the walk-in/ambulatory area C. They are impatient and snap at their coworkers D. They are thinking about transferring out of the emergency department - Answer>>> A. They are talking about taking the emergency nursing certification exam Rationale: This is an indication the nurse is taking positive steps to advance their own practice, a sign of resilience. B indicates the nurse is still not ready to return to their previous level of engagement in their job. C shows signs of burnout, irritability and frustration. D shows decreased satisfaction with the job, a sign of burnout. An adult patient with a knife injury to the neck has an intact airway and is hemodynamically stable. They complain of difficulty swallowing and speaking. In the primary survey, further assessment is indicated next for which of the following conditions? A. Damage to the cervical spine B. An expanding pneumothorax C. Laceration of the carotid artery D. Injury of the thyroid gland - Answer>>> A. Damage to the cervical spine Rationale: Penetrating neck trauma may include concurrent injuries to the cervical spine and cord, airway, or vascular neck structures. With an intact airway and hemodynamic stability, the other common concurrent injury is to the cervical spine. [Show More]
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