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Average amount of blood in an adult (Liters) ANSWER: 5-6 L What do you say first when you arrive on scene? ANSWER: Scene safety BSI Average breathing rate for adult ANSWER: 12-20 breaths/minute Average breathing rate for child ANSWER: 15-30 breaths/minute Average breathing rate for infan...
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Add to cartAverage amount of blood in an adult (Liters) ANSWER: 5-6 L What do you say first when you arrive on scene? ANSWER: Scene safety BSI Average breathing rate for adult ANSWER: 12-20 breaths/minute Average breathing rate for child ANSWER: 15-30 breaths/minute Average breathing rate for infan...
Which of the following definitions best describes an EMS system? ANSWER: A system of resources and personnel necessary to provide immediate medical care to patients with sudden or unexpected illness or injury. The first use of ambulances in the United States occurred during the: ANSWER: Civil...
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Add to cartWhich of the following definitions best describes an EMS system? ANSWER: A system of resources and personnel necessary to provide immediate medical care to patients with sudden or unexpected illness or injury. The first use of ambulances in the United States occurred during the: ANSWER: Civil...
In correct sequence (VERTEBRAE SECTIONS) and number in each section ANSWER: cervical (7), thoracic (12), lumbar (5), sacral (5), and coccygeal (4) While performing ventilations on an infant or child in respiratory arrest, you should ventilate everyA. 5-6 secondsB. 3-5 secondsC. 1-2 seconds A...
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Add to cartIn correct sequence (VERTEBRAE SECTIONS) and number in each section ANSWER: cervical (7), thoracic (12), lumbar (5), sacral (5), and coccygeal (4) While performing ventilations on an infant or child in respiratory arrest, you should ventilate everyA. 5-6 secondsB. 3-5 secondsC. 1-2 seconds A...
Emphysema answer: a disease that progressively destroys the walls of the alveoli; common of copd Appears as - tripodding, barrel chest, pursed lips, increased residual volume Acute coronary syndrome answer: sudden symptoms of insufficient blood supply to the heart indicating unstable angin...
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Add to cartEmphysema answer: a disease that progressively destroys the walls of the alveoli; common of copd Appears as - tripodding, barrel chest, pursed lips, increased residual volume Acute coronary syndrome answer: sudden symptoms of insufficient blood supply to the heart indicating unstable angin...
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