Clostridium botulinum has its effect primarily by:
A) altering cellular structure to create syncytia.
B) releasing a toxin that results in muscular paralysis.
C) creating gas through the fermentation of carbohydrates in muscle tissue.
D) causing septicemia.
Question 2
A young man wishes to become an EMT and asks you what he will need to do to become certified. You would reply that he must first:
A) volunteer with an ambulance service to gain experience.
B) complete a course that meets the requirements of the USDOT.
C) demonstrate that he has prior medical experience.
D) show that he has provided CPR in an emergency at least once.
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