Paramedics arrive in the emergency department with a client who was in a motor vehicle collision. The paramedic reports that the driver was restrained, the car was traveling about 30 miles per hour (48 km/hr), and the air bags were not deployed. The paramedic continues to report that the car was struck from behind and that all individuals in the car were able to self-extricate. Which statement made by the nurse is verifying the report from the paramedic?

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Paloma Burch

15 December, 11:15

Paramedics arrive in the emergency department with a client who was in a motor vehicle collision. The paramedic reports that the driver was restrained, the car was traveling about 30 miles per hour (48 km/hr), and the air bags were not deployed. The paramedic continues to report that the car was struck from behind and that all individuals in the car were able to self-extricate. Which statement made by the nurse is verifying the report from the paramedic?

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Hezekiah Crawford · Answer 1

Paramedics

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Paramedics may be defined as the specialized trainers that provide emergency response and medical facilities outside the hospital. They work in emergency medical services (EMS) The patient has a motor vehicle collision and paramedics report that the driver has restrained. The airbags were not deployed and all individuals in the car were able to self-extricate. The nurse stated that all the victims get themselves out of the car during the collision Thus, the answer is "victims get themselves out of the car" statement report made by the nurse from the paramedic