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An impaled object should be secured manually to prevent:
 
  A) infection.
  B) bleeding.
  C) movement.
  D) pain.

Question 2

An impaled object should be removed in the field if:
 
  A) it interferes with CPR chest compressions.
  B) it penetrates the neck.
  C) it is causing unbearable pain.
  D) it is too long to move the victim.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

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Answer: A




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