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An unrestrained 32-year-old female motorist hit a utility pole head on at 45 mph. The car sustained extensive damage. She has an open airway, breathing poorly at 32 breaths per minute, and is responsive to painful stimuli. The radial pulse is rapid and weak, and her skin is cool and cyanotic. Breath sounds are decreased on the right side. Emergency Medical Responders are maintaining manual in-line stabilization. Your next action would be to:
 
  A) start positive pressure ventilation.
  B) examine the patient for additional injuries.
  C) place a cervical collar and immobilize her.
  D) palpate the chest wall for instability.

Question 2

Most state rules regarding ambulance supplies tend to regulate which of the following types of standards?
 
  A) Essential
  B) DOT
  C) Minimum
  D) Gold


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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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