Why should EMTs study pharmacology?
A) An EMT must know the manufacturer, sources, characteristics, and effects of every medication that has been prescribed to the patient.
B) As an EMT, you will be trusted to administer medications in emergency situations; many of these may be lifesaving, but there is potential to do harm.
C) As an EMT, you will be trusted to administer medications in emergency situations, although many of these may do nothing but give the patient false hope.
D) An EMT must know the sources, characteristics, and effects of each medication that the physician may prescribe.
B
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a. anxiety disorders b. factitious disorders c. cognitive disorders d. mood disorders
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A) Provide supplemental oxygen B) Insert an oropharyngeal airway C) Start positive pressure ventilation D) Place the patient in a lateral recumbent position
Well-written, neatly prepared ________ is one of the most important means of communicating a professional image for the medical office.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Historical data suggests that most substance use and abuse among athletes is due to
A. a lack of moral character among athletes. B. defective socialization among athletes. C. overconformity to the sport ethic among athletes. D. a lack of dedication among athletes.