Question

section 2 patient assessment 27. depression is not a common reason for patients to call for ems. 28. when assessing a patient, you should inspect the pelvis for symmetry and any obvious signs of injury, bleeding, and deformity. 29. pulse and motor and sensory functions are typically assessed when examining a patients extremities. fill - in - the - blank

Explanation:

1. Depression can be a reason for EMS calls as it may lead to self - harm or other medical emergencies, so the statement is false.
2. Inspecting the pelvis for symmetry, injury, bleeding, and deformity is part of a proper patient assessment, so the statement is true.
3. Assessing pulse and motor and sensory functions of extremities is standard in patient examination, so the statement is true.

Answer:

1. False
2. True
3. True