If transport time is extended for a patient who has severe deep frostbite to an extremity, it is BEST to attempt warming by:

A) vigorously massage the affected areas to promote circulation.
B) immersing in water that is approximately 102-104 degrees F.
C) administer vasopressors to promote circulation.
D) rubbing the affected area gently.


B

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A) Patients are generally scared early on and more truthful with information B) Further assessment may not be needed if there is no past medical history C) The police on scene will need the information prior to transport from the scene D) The patient may become confused and be unable to provide information

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Whenever possible, it is preferable to avoid the personal pronoun ________ in professional writing.

A. you B. I C. you're D. we

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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