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storky111

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At a multiple-casualty incident, a crew brings you a patient with a red tag tied to his wrist. You should recognize which one of the following?
 
  A) The patient is deceased.
  B) Delayed care and transport are permissible.
  C) The patient has a minor injury to his wrist.
  D) Immediate care and transport are necessary.

Question 2

During scene size-up, which one of the following pieces of information MUST the AEMT identify?
 
  A) Patient's level of consciousness
  B) Best route to get to the call
  C) Status of the airway and breathing
  D) Need for additional personnel



macagnavarro

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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