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A young female was thrown from a horse and is now confused. Assessment findings include an open airway, adequate breathing, and a strong radial pulse. Her vital signs are normal. Which one of the following questions would be the most important to immediately ask her mother, who was riding with her?
 
  A) Does she have any medical problems?
  B) Are all of her immunizations up to date?
  C) Is she allergic to anything?
  D) Did she lose consciousness?

Question 2

Another term for miscarriage is __________________ __________________.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

spontaneous abortion



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