When using the oriented-search method, the team leader:
A. moves with the searchers through the room.
B. remains anchored at the door, wall, or hoseline.
C. directs search movements from outside the structure.
D. follows team members around the room, helping where needed.
B
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A. A&O × 4 B. A&O × 8 C. A&O × 2 D. A&O × 6
You are called by a nursing home to help set up O2 for a patient, delivered through a jet nebuliz-er. Unfortunately, all that is available is an old uncompensated Thorpe tube flowmeter
When set to 8 L/min, the nebulizer creates an additional 30 psig of downstream pressure. Ap-proximately what flow of O2 will the patient now receive? a. 4 L/min b. 6 L/min c. 8 L/min d. 12 L/min
A patient whose anterior teeth appear to be shorter than normal may consider a procedure called crown lengthening
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The scope and magnitude of a rescue incident:
A) generally remains unchanged. B) is determined by the paramedic. C) does not affect your approach. D) should be reassessed frequently.