Which of the following is NOT an occupancy classification group used by the three main building codes?
A. Residential
B. Hazardous materials
C. Utility/miscellaneous
D. Residential board and care
B
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NFPA® 1931 requires that single, roof combination and extension ladders must support a maximum load of:
A. 200 lbs. (91 kg) B. 300 lbs. (136 kg) C. 600 lbs. (272 kg) D. 750 lbs. (340 kg)
Which of these statements made by an EMT indicates an accurate understanding of checking a patient's skin temperature?
A) "Checking the skin temperature is not precise, but provides a good estimate of abnormally high or low body temperatures." B) "To properly evaluate a patient's skin temperature during the primary assessment, the EMT needs a thermometer." C) "Flushed skin always indicates a high body temperature." D) "With experience, the EMT can precisely determine a patient's body temperature by feeling the skin."
Which of the following statements regarding radiographic detection of caries is FALSE?
a. Radiographs aid significantly in the detection of proximal decay. b. Bitewing radiographs are the radiographs of choice for the evaluation of caries. c. Incorrect vertical angulation overlaps the contacts between teeth to render the radiograph useless for caries detection. d. Radiographs have limited usefulness in detection of early occlusal caries.
The complimentary closing is ____.
A. optional B. placed one line below the last line of the body C. positioned at the writer's discretion D. placed two lines below the last line of the body E. placed one line below the attention line