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A person has vomited. You need to:
 
  a. Test the vomitus for sugar and blood
  b. Measure the amount of vomitus
  c. Leave the vomitus in the room until the nurse observes it
  d. Change all linens

Question 2

Fainting is:
 
  a. When the heart and breathing stop without warning
  b. The sudden loss of consciousness from an inadequate blood supply to the brain
  c. The excessive loss of blood in a short time
  d. A condition that results when organs and tissues do not get enough blood



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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