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tatyanajohnson

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After you apply and use an AED on patient lying on his back. His pulse returns and he is breathing adequately. What position is he in?
 
  a. Right lateral recumbency
  b. Supine
  c. Left lateral recumbency
  d. Prone position

Question 2

A new patroller tells you that he injured a tendon above his patella three years ago. You recognize that this injury involves a structure that:
 
  a. connects muscles to the patella.
  b. connects the cartilage in the knee.
  c. holds and secures the bones of the knee.
  d. attaches a ligament to the knee.



shayla

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a



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