Which of the following actions is not an appropriate treatment measure for a sting by a marine creature?
a. Applying a tourniquet if required for controlling life-threatening hemorrhaging
b. Irrigating the affected area with fresh water
c. Rubbing the affected area to remove any spines
d. Rinsing the affected area with a vinegar solution
Answer: c
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a. Minerals b. Emulsions c. Solutes d. Electrolytes
_______________ is produced by mixing a foam concentrate with water at the appropriate concentration
a. Chemical foam b. Foam concentrate c. Mechanical foam d. Foam proportioning
Waveform capnography provides a graphical representation of the exhaled carbon dioxide level over time.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following would NOT cause a decrease in tidal volume?
A. shallow breathing B. deep respirations C. irregular breathing D. agonal respirations