What is the primary responsibility of an injured worker with regard to his or her employer?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: The injured worker is responsible for informing the employer of a work-related injury or illness within 30 days of the injury or within 30 days of realizing that an injury or illness may be the result of his or her employment.
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assessment findings, the EMT would be suspicious of: A) stroke or hypoglycemia. B) narcotic overdose. C) traumatic assault. D) methamphetamine overdose.
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A) Apply oxygen B) Cut the pants C) Assess the airway D) Elevate the leg
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a. Amplitude low, flow rate high b. Amplitude high, flow rate low c. Amplitude low, flow rate low d. Amplitude high, flow rate high
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