Initial Assessment of Trauma Patient — MCQs

Which of these is the most life-threatening injury that can be identified by assessing the breathing component of the patient?

You are working in a primary health center (PHC) situated in a high seismic zone. Which of the following actions should you take as part of preparedness for an emergency?

Back examination of polytrauma patient is done by which method:-

Blunt trauma to right side of chest, hyperresonance on right side on percussion, dyspnea, tachypnea. Heart rate-100, BP-120/80, best initial diagnostic step is

A 25-year-old patient presents in emergency with abdominal trauma. Why is FAST done?

A man presents to the emergency department with a head injury following a vehicular accident. What is the investigation of choice?

In an accident involving potential cervical spine damage, the first line of management is:

In triage, which category of patients is classified as green?

Glasgow coma scale includes all except

What is the appropriate technique for examining the back of a polytrauma patient with suspected spinal injury?