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The number-one goal in caring for a victim who experiences status epilepticus is:
 
  A) ventilation.
  B) preventing injury.
  C) immobilization.
  D) determining blood glucose.

Question 2

When performing a physical assessment on a seizure victim, which of the following should you not pay particular attention to?
 
  A) the victim's mental status
  B) signs of drug or alcohol abuse
  C) fever
  D) the victim's gender



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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