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mrsjacobs44

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At the scene of a multiple-casualty drill, you have been assigned to role of Transport Unit leader. As such, your responsibility is:
 
  A) immobilizing all patients prior to transport.
  B) distributing patients to each medical facility.
  C) ensuring proper care for each patient.
  D) ensuring that patients in cardiac arrest leave for the hospital first.

Question 2

After your primary assessment of a trauma patient, you might conduct a fast, systematic assessment designed to identify other life-threatening injuries. This is known as the:
 
  A) rapid trauma exam.
  B) focused physical exam.
  C) detailed physical exam.
  D) one-minute exam.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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