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What percentage of the body is involved in a burn that covers one arm and the head of the adult?
B
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The Good Samaritan law explicitly allows medical assistants
C
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In emergency childbirth, at what point should the umbilical cord be tied and cut?
E
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To treat frostbite, a medical assistant can
E
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Which of the following are symptoms of heatstroke?
A
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When treating a second degree burn, a medical assistant should
C
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When Bill Williams scraped his skin, he most likely got a
B
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Irreversible brain damage can be caused by tissue anoxia lasting
A
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Which of the following is a correct way to treat a snake bite?
E
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IF a patient is bleeding from the lower arm and direct pressureand elevation do not stop the bleeding, where should pressure be applied?
A
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One possible cause of a stroke is
A
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White, waxy, or grayish yellow skin that also feels crusty and softness in tissue beneath the skin should indicate
A
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Which of the following is a possible treatment of syncope?
E
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The Heimlich manuever is used for which of the following?
A
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Anaphylactic Shock occurs following
B
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Which of the following should not be done by a patient with a contussion?
A
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The most severe and major complication for burn victims is
C
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Which of the following should not be done when a patient complains of abdominal pain?
C
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Closed wounds are called
A
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When administering CPR, how many compressions should you do?
D
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According to Good Samaritan Law
C
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Chest pain might indicate
E
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When you suspect neck injury, what action should you take to open the patient's airway before administering rescue breathing?
A
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Treat hypoglycemia by
A
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What is the best location to check the pulse of a 48 year old male who is unconscious and not breathing?
D
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An adult is in sudden cardiac arrest. Which of the following gives the victim the best chance of survival?
A
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