Proficiency in ventilating apneic infants or children with a bag-mask device:
A) cannot be achieved by practicing on a manikin.
B) may avert the need for endotracheal intubation.
C) is more important for paramedics than EMTs.
D) is difficult because their faces are much smaller.
Answer: B) may avert the need for endotracheal intubation.
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A. Consider the use of a midwife. B. Follow daily practices to stay well. C. Schedule limited appointments with a medical doctor. D. Agree to having diagnostic studies to ensure the baby's health.
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a. Increase cognitive abilities. b. Adapt environment to patient. c. Offer a wide variety of choices. d. Abolish irrational fears.
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a. Bile b. Pepsin c. Gastrin d. Hydrochloric acid
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