A car has been hit head-on by another vehicle at a moderate rate of speed. Seat belts were in place and the air bags deployed. The patient complains of chest pain. Quick observation reveals a bruise to his sternum. The EMT should immediately:
A) Deflate the air bag to get breath sounds
B) Check the windshield for starring
C) Suspect an injury related to the air bag
D) Lift the air bag and check for steering wheel deformity
D) Lift the air bag and check for steering wheel deformity
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a. the patient. b. the clinician. c. both the patient and the clinician.
_____ % of nosebleeds requires medical attention
A. 3 B. 6 C. 10 D. 15
Solve the percents, rounding off to the closest hundredth if necessary. 10% of what number is 40?
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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