Which of the following problems is it NOT critical to find during the primary assessment?
A) Scalp hematoma
B) Bright red blood spurting from a thigh wound
C) Respiratory distress
D) Foreign body airway obstruction

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

While a scalp hematoma may be concerning, it is not immediately life-threatening and can be addressed during the secondary assessment. The other options (bright red blood spurting from a thigh wound, respiratory distress, and foreign body airway obstruction) all require immediate attention during the primary assessment to prevent further harm or death.

Which of the Following Problems Is It NOT Critical to Find