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MGLQZ

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A mnemonic to help the AEMT evaluate aspects of the secondary assessment is:
 
  A) SAMPLE.
  B) DCAP-BTLS.
  C) OPQRST.
  D) AVPU.

Question 2

An AEMT's verbal communication and documentation of ________ and ________ findings provide information that hospital staff otherwise might NOT have.
 
  A) mechanism of injury; general impression
  B) scene size-up; primary assessment
  C) nature of illness; general impression
  D) scene size-up; reassessment



brittiany.barnes

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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