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Rescue Academy

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Calling ALL future EMTs & Paramedics. Let's PASS the National Registry on the FIRST attempt.

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Infection?
Which type of injury carries the HIGHEST risk of infection?
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Infection?
Fracture?
Compared with a closed fracture, which complication is LEAST likely to be directly increased by an open femur fracture?
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Fracture?
Leg injury?
Which finding would be the LEAST obvious indicator of a serious extremity injury during initial assessment?
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Leg injury?
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Paresthesia indicates nerve involvement but may not be immediately apparent without patient reporting or detailed neurologic assessment. Swelling, deformity, and angulation are visible signs that are readily apparent during initial inspection of an injured extremity.
Shoulder pain?
A 41-year-old office worker presents with localized shoulder pain that worsens with movement. Imaging later reveals inflammation of the small fluid-filled sacs that reduce friction between tendons and bone. Which condition BEST explains this finding?
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Shoulder pain?
Heart block?
An ECG strip shows regular P waves that are not consistently followed by QRS complexes, with a fixed PR interval in conducted beats. Which rhythm does this MOST accurately represent?
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27 members have voted
Heart block?
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Second-degree type II AV block is characterized by intermittent non-conducted P waves with a consistent PR interval in conducted beats. First-degree block prolongs PR without dropped beats, type I shows progressive PR lengthening, and third-degree block demonstrates complete AV dissociation.
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