Emergency Situations: True (Yes) or False (No)Online version Decide if these statements describe emergencies. by Canis Bodyworks 1 Heatstroke is not a life-threatening condition. Yes No 2 Seizures do not require medical attention. Yes No 3 Gasping for breath is never an emergency. Yes No 4 Labor contractions lasting more than one hour do not require attention. Yes No 5 Severe itching with self-mutilation is not an emergency. Yes No 6 Lameness and cannot bear any weight on the leg require immediate medical attention. Yes No 7 Only fever is an emergency; other symptoms are not. Yes No 8 Penetrating wounds to any place require immediate medical attention. Yes No 9 Labor contractions lasting longer than one hour require immediate medical attention. Yes No 10 Major trauma, injury, or shock from falls or vehicle accidents require immediate medical attention. Yes No 11 Ingested poison requires immediate medical attention. Yes No 12 Blue tongue indicates there is no emergency. Yes No 13 Eye problems require immediate medical attention. Yes No 14 Heatstroke requires immediate medical attention. Yes No 15 Difficulty breathing requires immediate medical attention. Yes No 16 Vomiting or diarrhea with blood requires immediate medical attention. Yes No 17 Bleeding from any part of the body that does not stop requires immediate medical attention. Yes No 18 Sudden changes in disposition are never related to emergencies. Yes No 19 Seizures require immediate medical attention. Yes No 20 A broken bone is never considered major trauma. Yes No
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