The FIRST rule of safe lifting is to:
A. always lift with your palms facing down.
B. spread your legs approximately 20? apart.
C. keep your back in a straight, vertical position.
D. keep your back in a slightly curved position.
Answer: C. keep your back in a straight, vertical position.
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A) Intubate the trachea, continue ventilations, contact medical control for consultation concerning intravenous access and administration of naloxone, and prepare to transport to a NICU. B) Intubate the trachea, administer 0.4 mg of naloxone through the endotracheal tube, ventilate, reassess, and prepare to transport to a NICU if no improvement. C) Continue bag-valve-mask ventilations, perform chest compressions for 1 minute, reassess, establish intravenous access, continue chest compressions if the heart rate remains less than 100, consult with medical control concerning administration of naloxone and transport destination. D) Continue bag-valve-mask ventilations, secure intravenous access, administer naloxone, reassess, and prepare for transport to a NICU regardless of improvement.
Glossopharyngeal breathing is beneficial for patients with which condition?
a. Tracheomalacia b. Postpolio syndrome c. Muscular dystrophy d. Pierre-Robin syndrome
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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