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fagboi

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If the baby's head is delivered with the amniotic sac still intact, which of the following should be done first?
 
  A) Use your fingers to tear the sac away from the baby's face.
  B) Use the scissors in the obstetrics kit to cut the sac away from the baby's head.
  C) Leave the sac intact until the entire body is delivered.
  D) Call medical control before taking action.

Question 2

You respond to the scene of a 14-year-old patient. He is unresponsive and hypothermic. Emergency Medical Responders have moved the patient inside and secured the airway prior to your arrival. What is your next action?
 
  A) Assess for signs of frostbite and treat immediately.
  B) Vigorously rub the patient to increase the body temperature.
  C) Actively rewarm the patient.
  D) Passively rewarm the patient.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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