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Medical Issues: Lesson 2: Quiz 1

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1. Question
A child falls and suffers a severe injury that is not life threatening.
- Identify a key person to consult with medical professionals as needed
- Assess the situation and activate the appropriate protocol(s) and determine if EMS needs to be called
- An Authorized Adult should accompany a child to a medical facility and bring the Authorization to Treat form for presentation to medical personnel
- All of the above
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2. Question
A child comes to the program and appears to be slightly dizzy and disoriented. It makes you wonder if there are substance abuse or medical issues. You are unable to reach the parents/guardians.
- Contact the treating physician to obtain more information.
- Since the child does not appear to be in any immediate distress, keep an eye on the child while you continue to attempt to contact the parents/guardians.
- Take the child to a medical facility for assessment and guidance.
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