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A vacuum splint has just been applied to the arm of a patient who fell backward from a chair while hanging drapes. Which of the following should the AEMT do next?
 
  A) Assess the patient's pain level
  B) Palpate the arm for tenderness
  C) Assess pulse in the extremity
  D) Apply roller gauze to secure the arm

Question 2

An oxygen cylinder is what colors?
 
  A) Blue or gold with a blue band
  B) Green or silver with a green band
  C) Red or gold with a red band
  D) Yellow or silver with a yellow band



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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