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fnuegbu

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You walk into a patient's room to draw blood and notice a fire in the patient's wastebasket. What would you do?

Question 2

A person who has a buildup of fluids in their entire body is known to be:
 a. fat b. anemic
  c. edematous d. comatose


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Reply #1 on: Jun 25, 2018
Answer to Question 1

The National Fire Protection Association's key word for action is RACE.. R = Rescue anyone in danger. A = Sound the alarm. C = Contain the fire by closing doors or windows. E = Extinguish/evacuate. Extinguish the fire if possible; if the fire is too large to extinguish, start to evacuate anyone in the fire's path.

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Excellent

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