Hi everybody,
Here's the scenario:
A fifteen year old boy rides his bicycle and has an accident. How he has this accident isn't important. He could fall on a slippery road, be hit by a car, swerve to avoid something, any kind of accident. It doesn't matter, except that he is hurt, and hurt bad.
An RN arrives on the scene. The boy can't talk. It doesn't have to be because of his injury, but he can't communicate with the RN. If he could, he could tell the RN what was wrong and she could take the steps necessary to keep him alive until an ambulance and paramedics arrive. But, since he can't
tell her what is wrong with him, he will die.
What kind of injury did the boy suffer? It has to be something internal that the RN can't see, but something that she could care for and keep him alive if she knew what it was.
That's what I need. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Bob
Here's the scenario:
A fifteen year old boy rides his bicycle and has an accident. How he has this accident isn't important. He could fall on a slippery road, be hit by a car, swerve to avoid something, any kind of accident. It doesn't matter, except that he is hurt, and hurt bad.
An RN arrives on the scene. The boy can't talk. It doesn't have to be because of his injury, but he can't communicate with the RN. If he could, he could tell the RN what was wrong and she could take the steps necessary to keep him alive until an ambulance and paramedics arrive. But, since he can't
tell her what is wrong with him, he will die.
What kind of injury did the boy suffer? It has to be something internal that the RN can't see, but something that she could care for and keep him alive if she knew what it was.
That's what I need. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Bob
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