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jc611

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What is MOST common cause of death in a pregnant patient involved in an MVC?
 
  a. abdominal injury
  b. uncontrolled bleeding
  c. head injury
  d. femur fractures

Question 2

How can you lose precious minutes of the Golden period with a trauma patient under the influence?
 
  a. if your interaction style is nonjudgmental
  b. if your interaction style is offensive
  c. if your interaction style is positive
  d. if your interactive style is euphoric



TINA

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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