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In an accident...you assess a casualty and discover that he is in a great deal of pain and has a bone protruding from his lower arm what is this an example of?
open fracture
At the scene of an accident you assess a casualty and discover that he is in a great deal of pain and has a bone protruding from his lower arm This is an example of a?
open fracture
You assess a casualty and discover that he is in pain and has a bone protruding from his lower arm this is an example of of what type of fracture?
If you assess a casualty and discover that the patient has a bone protruding from his lower arm, the patient has an open fracture, also known as a compound fracture.
What example of fracture is it when you assess a casualty and discover he is in pain with a bone protruding from his lower arm?
Open fracture
You assess a casualty and discover that he is in a great deal of pain and has a bone protruding from his lower arm This is an example of a?
open fracture
When you assess a casualty and discover that he is in a great deal of pain and has a bone protruding from his lower arm this is an example of a what?
Open Fracture
You assess a casualty and discover that he is in a great deal of pain and has a bone protruding from his lower arm this is an example of an?
a "compound fracture" or open fracture
If a person has an accident and you discover he has a bone protruding form his left arm and in a great deal of pain what is that an example of?
Compound Fracture
At the scene of an accident you assess a casualty and discover that he is in a great deal of pain and has a bone protruding from his lower arm This is an example of a an?
open fracture. It is important to keep the area clean, stabilize the bone by splinting it, and seek medical help immediately to prevent infection and further complications.
What is the difference between a casualty and victims?
The distinction I like to make is that a Victim is someone who was targeted by a perpetrator (note Latin etymology-a person sacrificed), whereas a Casualty results from an accident - i.e not targeted (again etymology is an accident): thus someone can be a Victim of a crime, whether physically hurt or not, but would be a Casualty in, for example, a train crash.
What is the difference between victim and Victim?
The distinction I like to make is that a Victim is someone who was targeted by a perpetrator (note Latin etymology-a person sacrificed), whereas a Casualty results from an accident - i.e not targeted (again etymology is an accident): thus someone can be a Victim of a crime, whether physically hurt or not, but would be a Casualty in, for example, a train crash.
What is the definition of the prefix cas?
to fall: EXAMPLE cascade casualty
