When Treating a Pregnant Female Involved in a Traumatic Event

When treating a pregnant female involved in a traumatic event, the EMT must remember:

A) the amniotic fluid protects the baby from injury to the mother's abdomen.
B) an elevated heart rate seen in shock may not be observed due to increased blood volume.
C) the diaphragm tends to be lower, making internal chest and lung injury more likely.
D) gastric mobility increases, posing an increased risk of vomiting and aspiration.