You and your EMT partner are transporting an adult male in cardiac arrest. Following one (1) defibrillation with the AED and two (2) cycles of CPR, the patient begins to moan and has some subtle involuntary movements. He has labored, gasping breaths at 4 per minute. Which of the following are indicated in the continued assessment and treatment of this patient? Select all that apply.

27) The skin overlying the little finger and ulnar side of the hand is supplied by what nerve root?

15) The flexor pollicis longus originates from the:

37) Your patient has a spinal cord injury and the hospital chart indicates they have no motorfunction below the C6 level (i.e., C6 nerve root and higher are intact). Which voluntaryaction(s) would NOT be possible?

20) The structure that prevents hyperextension at the PIP joints of the digits is:

24) Which of the following muscles extend the PIP joint of the long (middle) finger?

12) Your patient had a radical mastectomy to remove the breast and axillary lymph nodes due tocancer. Following surgery, they are unable to protract the scapula and winging of the scapulais observed. What nerve was cut?

54) The lateral supracondylar ridge of the humerus is the origin of which muscle?

46) A patient presents with numbness on both the volar and dorsal surfaces of the fifth digit and half of the fourth. Where is the lesion?

64) For the same patient as in the preceding question, paresthesia in which location would be likely?