Question

question 1: when caring for an amputated body part, what does the \tag it\ step consist of?
a) labelling the body part with the persons name
b) labelling the body parts container with as much information as possible, including any information gathered during your secondary assessment
c) labelling the body parts container with your name, the persons name, and the mechanism of injury (if you know what happened)
d) labelling the body parts container with the persons name, the date, and the time
question 2: which of the following signs or symptoms can indicate that an infection is systemic (throughout the body)?
a) nausea
b) fever
c) general malaise
d) all of the above
question 3: which of the following types of burns always requires you to call ems/9 - 1 - 1?
a) a burn that is caused by boiling water or steam
b) a burn on the persons chest
c) a burn that occurs after contact with a chemical
d) a burn that is entirely superficial

Explanation:

For Question 1, when caring for an amputated body part, labelling the container with as much information as possible including details from secondary assessment is the correct 'tag it' step. For Question 2, nausea, fever and general malaise can all be signs of a systemic infection. For Question 3, chemical - burns are serious and always require calling emergency services.

Answer:

Question 1: b) Labelling the body part's container with as much information as possible, including any information gathered during your secondary assessment
Question 2: d) All of the above
Question 3: c) A burn that occurs after contact with a chemical