A patient who has been stabbed is losing blood. You know this will make it difficult for him to maintain his blood pressure because:
A) his vessels vasodilate.
B) it decreases his preload.
C) his tissues become hypoxic.
D) it increases his stroke volume.
Question 2
The single MOST important factor in reducing injuries in ambulance crashes is/are:
A) all-weather 4 -ply steel belted tires.
B) proper restraint of occupants and equipment.
C) interior padding in the patient compartment.
D) airbags placed in the patient compartment.
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