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ssal

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A transfer belt is snug but not too tight if:
 
  a. The person tells you so
  b. You can slide an open flat hand under the belt
  c. The person can breathe normally
  d. The belt buckle is off center

Question 2

Poly- means:
 
  a. Many, much
  b. Before, in front of
  c. Around
  d. Large



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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