Trauma Team Training/Formative Evaluation - Module 5

1 Signs of correct placement of an Interosseous Infusion needle include:

2 An intraosseous infusion needle is often placed in the

3 An intraosseous infusion needle is often placed in the

4 The landmark for identifying the long saphenous vein for cutdown at the ankle is

5 Confirmation of correct placement of the endotracheal tube includes.

6 The chest tube should be inserted

7 Signs of a pneuthorax include

8 Chest tube should be placed in the anterior axillary line in the

9 An injured spleen is most like in a patient with blunt abdominal trauma with

10 Normal blood pressure is greater than 90 mm systolic

11 A normal respiratory rate is between 15 and 30 breaths per minute.