What Is a Primary Problem When Treating Musculoskeletal Injuries

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Multiple Choice

What is a primary problem when treating musculoskeletal injuries?

• A) Many musculoskeletal injuries have a grotesque appearance, and the EMT cannot be distracted from life-threatening conditions by a deformed limb.
• B) All musculoskeletal injuries are life threatening due to the bone bleeding, leading to hypoperfusion.
• C) Splints do not adequately fit the patient's extremities and must be modified with padding to ensure immobilization.
• D) Most musculoskeletal injuries are simply splinted and not a life threat to the patient.

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Definitions:

Premises

Land and the buildings on it, or the legal terms of an agreement.

Injuries

Physical harm or damage to a person's body caused by an accident or an act of violence.

Eviction

The legal process by which a landlord removes a tenant from rental property, typically due to the tenant violating lease terms.

Full

Typically refers to the maximum capacity or entire amount of something, without lacking or being partial.