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Frost2351

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You assess a 36-week-gestation pregnant female with vaginal bleeding that began 15 minutes ago. What is the likeliest suspicion?
 
  A) Fetus not viable B) Domestic/sexual abuse
  C) Hypertensive crisis D) Potential preterm birth

Question 2

Airway obstruction not relieved by a modified jaw thrust is one indication for ________ on scene.
 
  A) spinal motion restriction B) rapid extrication
  C) calling for more resources D) emergency rescue



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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