NREMT: You have a patient who is alert, has an open airway, is breathing adequately, has a normal pulse, and whose skin is normal. He has just fallen out of a three-story window
and you have a bad gut feeling. Which assessment should you perform NEXT?
Rapid trauma assessment.
Focused patient assessment.
Detailed, ongoing examination.
Sample history and baseline vitals.
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