A key term in the definition of learning refers to the potential for a person to perform a skill at a higher level than performed before beginning to practice the skill is
A. Stability
B. Improvement
C. Capability
D. Persistence
Answer: C
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In the presence of hazardous materials, you should:
A) have the patient come out to your vehicle for care. B) have your partner enter the scene first. C) attempt to neutralize any chemicals present. D) not provide patient care until the scene has been made safe.
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first? A) Examine the head and chest for other life-threatening injuries. B) Obtain a full set of vital signs including a pulse oximeter reading. C) Inquire from family if the patient has any past medical history. D) Assess the patient from head to toe for additional injuries.
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