![]() ![]() You feel an escaping from the patient's mouth and nose. Which of the following procedures is an accepted method for correcting this type of obstruction?ī) Slightly tilting the patient's head backĭ) Thrusting the patient's jaw forward d) Thrusting the patient's jaw forward The patient who makes a crowing noise (strider) while attempting to inhale has a:Ī) Severe airway obstruction with poor air exchangeī) Mild airway obstruction with good air exchangeĬ) Mild airway obstruction with poor air exchangeĭ) Severe airway obstruction with no air exchange c) Mild airway obstruction with poor air exchange When performing abdominal thrusts on a conscious adult patient with a severe airway obstruction, the EMS Provider should place the thumb side of his/her hand against the patient's abdomen:Ī) Between the midportion of the sternum and the xiphoid processĭ) Between the navel and the xiphoid process in the midline d) Between the navel and the xiphoid process in the midline You are attempting to ventilate a patient through a stoma and you notice that the patient's chest does not rise completely. The tubelike anatomical structure that carries air from the throat to the lungs is the:ĭ) Esophagus c) Trachea An unconscious patient with suspected spinal trauma has an obstruction caused by his tongue. ![]()
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