Ingles sanitario 5

One of Bites risks is: The patient bleeds to death. The patient may break a leg. The patient suffers an allergic reaction. The patient suffers damages in the nearby bones.

According to its depth, a wound can be: Clean. Penetrating. Incise. Contuse.

Generally, the patient´s conscience is altered when he or she has suffered: A dog´s bite. Cervical lash. A fracture in the cranium base. A first degree burn.

An Otorrhagia: Is an haemorrhage in which blood comes outside through ears. Is an haemorrhage in wich blood comes outside through the nose. Is an haemorrhage in which blood comes outside through nipples. None of the former answers are correct.

According to the production and presentation mechanism a wound can be: Scratch. Polluted. Sharp. Perforating.

? Wounds: Are caused by the affect of heat. Suppose an interruption in the akin tissues. Are caused by the affect of cold. All the answers are correct.

It is not wound usual complication: Hemorrhages. Infection. Poisoning. All these complications are usual in wounds.

An Haematemesis: Is an haemorrhage in which blood comes outside through the mouth, coming from the respiratory system. Is an haemorrhage in which blood comes outside through the mouth, coming from the digestive system. Is an haemorrhage which usually comes out through cough. Is the presence of blood in urine.

The air occupation of the sapace existing between the pleura and the lung is called: Hemotorax. Hematórax. Pneumotorax. Pneumothorax.

A muscle injury is: A sprain. A dislocation. A fiber break. None of the above answers is correct.

A sprain: Can be degree 1,2 or 3. May be partial or complete. Supposes the lose of contact between two articulations. It is produced when the muscle surpasses its elasticity limit.

When blood comes out through the anus, and it is fresh and red, it is called: Metrorrhagia. Menorrhagia. Rectal bleeding. Hematuria.

A contussions: Supposes an interruption in the skin tissues. Does not affect the skin integrity. Is produced when the muscle surpasses the limit of elasticity. It can be degree 1,2 or 3:.

According to the location, fractures can be: Complete or longitudinal. Oblique or longitudinal. Closed or open. Diaphyseal or epifhyseal.

Which of the features do not belong to burns?. Effects appear immediately. Suppose a lose of body liquids. Sweat glands are destroyed. Suppose a lack of control in the body temperature.

It is not a head trauma: A brain contusion. Medule traumatism. Banal cranium trauma. Brain concussion.

Burns are: Injuries produced only by heat. Always painful. Suppose a protection lose against infections. None of the former answers are correct.

It is not a type of fracture, according to the fracture line: Conminute. Impacted. In spiral. Incomplete.

Second degree burns: Are cured in 48 hours. Affect all the skin layers. May be superficial or deep. Are always very painful.

A bone fracture can be: Tansversal, according to the fracture line. Complete, according to its location. Diaphyseal, according to the injury that its tissues cause. Colsed, according to the degree.