3-10.  Fractured  ribs  should  b.  treated 3-16.   In  general,  contusions,  sprains, 3-11. 3-12. 3-13. 3-14. 1. by 1. applying  adhesive  tape around the chest to immobilize 2. securing the arm on the injured side to the chest using a sling and swathe 3. giving oxygen therapy and deep  breathing  exerciese 4. no treatment is necessary The most important consideration in  treating  a  mandibular fracture  is immediate  immobilization 2. ensuring a patent airway 3. realignment  of  the  jaw 4. control  of  pain In any head injury, it is important  to 1. determine if the skull is fractured 2. assume cervical spine damage 3. administer pain medication 4. remove impaled objects When transporting a victim with a  suspected  spinal  fracture, 1.   ensure immobilization on a rigid    backboard 2.   place a pillow or adequate padding under the neck 3.   transport in the shock position 4.   do all of the above 3-17 3-18 3-19 3-20. A deformity at a joint with pain, discoloration, and immobility are characteristic symptoms of a 1. dislocation 2. simple  fracture 3. compound  fracture 4. displaced  fracture 3-15.  The  moat  frequent  sites  of dislocated   joints   are   the 1.    sternal ribs, finger and jaw 2.    knee, hip, and elbow 3.    knee, hip, shoulder and jaw 4.    hip, shoulder, fingers, and jaw 3-21. and dislocations are injuries     to 1. joints  and  muscles 2. nerves  and  blood  vessels 3. bones  and  blood  vessels 4. bones  and  nerves To  reduce  a  dislocated  jaw, 1. pull the chin forward and down 2. have the victim open his or her mouth several times to affect reduction 3. grasp behind the front teeth and pull forward 4. press down behind the last molars and lift the chin The treatment for straina and sprains includes all of the following     EXCEPT 1.   radiographic evaluation 2.   immediate  application  of moist  heat 3.   immobilization and rest 4.   elevation With a suspected poisoning victim, it is important to determine,  if  possible,  all  of the following EXCEPT 1. name of the poison 2. manufacturer  of  the  poison 3. quantity  of  the  poison 4. time of the poisoning To obtain information on the antidote and treatment modality for a known poison, the first place you should call is the 1. local office of the Public Health Service 2. nearest  poison  control center 3. nearest   physician 4. manufacturer of the material FOr a corpsman, the method of choice for inducing vomiting is 1. 3 teaspoonaful of syrup of I p e c ac 2. 2  teaspoonaful  of  dry mustard  in  water 3. 2  teaspoonaful  of  an activated  charcoal  slurry 4.    to tickle the back of the victim’s throat 15