Homework Clinic
Hands-on Clinic => Nursing and Clinical => Topic started by: nevelica on Jul 3, 2018
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To make a correction on a PCR that you have written, you should:
a. completely black out the error before making the correction.
b. destroy the PCR and rewrite it, making the correction.
c. cross out the error with red ink, and write the correction above it.
d. draw a single line through the error and initial it.
Question 2
It is important that the EMT recognize that a complex partial (psychomotor) seizure can easily be mistaken for a(n):
A) asthma exacerbation.
B) left-sided stroke.
C) absence (petit mal) seizure.
D) alcohol intoxication.
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Answer to Question 1
d
Answer to Question 2
D