(3 of 8) {C3292900-76EB-4F85-AD6F-FA016ADABA75}.png Which of these actions is most important? Select 2 options

An adult presents with excess cortisol activity. The patient is obese and has a pendulous abdomen, buffalo hump over the posterior neck, moon face, facial hair, and acne. The legs are edematous and purple stretch marks are noted across the abdomen. What should a PM suspect?

Which of these is the primary route of transmission for Hepatitis A?

Which of these are S&S of dehydration in an infant? Select 2 options

How should a PM document the “A” or arm component of the BEFAST exam in the patient pictured? Picture2.png

An infant is found unconscious and unresponsive with frothy blood tinged secretions around the nose and mouth. The skin is cold and there is profound dependent lividity. The parents are pleading with you to do something. What action is indicated?

 (2 of 2)EMS is dispatched for an adult who experienced a water submersion incident. The pt was rescued prior to EMS arrival and is awake with increased work of breathing. BP: 110/70, HR 80, RR 24; SpO2 92%; lung sounds are congested bilaterally.After your previous action, the patient improves and refuses transport to the hospital.What action should EMS take?

An adult has gained weight and had worsening fatigue for the last 4 months. The patient’s hair is thin, the eyes are puffy, and the skin on the feet and legs appears rough and thick. They are intolerant of cold temperatures and have not had a bowel movement in 5 days. Which endocrine disorder is likely?

 The following are long-term complication(s) of diabetes:

(2 of 2)  A young adult presents with a suspected testicular torsion. VS: BP: 150/94; P 112; R 28. Pt. is experiencing severe scrotal pain (10/10) and nausea that started after a wrestling match.After the previous interventions, reassessment en route shows the pt. is still experiencing 10/10 pain. VS: BP: 130/84; P 108; R 26. What should EMS do next?