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After receiving the hepatitis B vaccine, the blood of a paramedic reveals no circulating antibodies for the disease. Which of the following phases would the paramedic most likely be in regarding the immunization?
 
  A) Latent
  B) Window
  C) Incubation
  D) Seroconversion

Question 2

Which of the following factors is NOT a consideration in the severity of injury related to falls?
 
  A) Landing surface
  B) Wind resistance
  C) The initial point of impact
  D) Distance of the fall


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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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