Well, it's typically more focused on / dictated by the patient's Chief Complaint. Trauma is the one where you check absolutely everything. Holding C-Spine would be a clear difference. Other than that, in testing, you can't really be wrong if you do a trauma physical assessment both trauma and medical patients. Just make sure you focus on the CC for a medical. But then again, I don't think I really understand the question. Oct 21, 2008. Oct 21, 2008. #3.
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In due course, the colonies of Wadi Chanin (Nahalat Reuben) and Ness Ziona, along with the Arab Wadi Hunayn located across the Jaffa-Jerusalem road, merged into a single, larger village. Until the 1948 Arab-Israeli War this amalgamated village was the only mixed Arab-Jewish village in Mandate Israel. The co-existence of Arabs and Jews was, on the whole, peaceful. The British Mandate census of 1922 listed Ness Ziona as having a population of 319 Jews.