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dakota nelson

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The key to smooth, safe rescue operations is:
 
  A) detailed written instructions.
  B) common sense.
  C) protocols.
  D) standard operating procedures.

Question 2

When she is dispatched to an emergency call, which piece of information is it most essential that the EMT obtain first?
 
  A) Location of the call
  B) Patient's chief complaint
  C) Number of patients
  D) Specific conditions or problems


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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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