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Melani1276

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All of the following are emergency drugs commonly found in office emergency kits except:
 A) penicillin
  B) furosemide
  C) nitroglycerin
  D) diphenhydramine

Question 2

During CPR, gastric distension may be caused by all of the following EXCEPT
 
 slow, deep ventilations
  improper head tilt
  delivering ventilations too quickly
  excessive ventilations
  forceful ventilations



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

slow, deep ventilations

Rationale: Slow, deep ventilations are the least likely to cause gastric distention; the other options will most likely cause gastric distention.



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