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  1. Hello everyone been practicing some scenarios while I sit at an airport awaiting a flight back overseas to work.... its been a long time since I have been in a classroom. Here it goes, also all the medics here are at least EMT-I, with a few military medics thrown in... You arrive to the scene of an Humvee accident. A female Command Sergeant Major has lost control of her vehicle and driven into a ravine at a slow rate of speed. She is complaining of chest pain, and skin is cool, moist, and pale. She is having difficulty breathing. Your first assessment, you find a seat belt imprint on her chest. Her vital signs are B/P 178-90, HR 104, R 22, and pulse oximetry is 95%. She has numbness and tingling down her left arm Age: 55 years old Prior history: she tells you she hurt her back a week ago How do you treat this patient?
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