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jilianpiloj

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The cycle which consists of the movement of ions and the associated differences in electrical charge across the cell membranes is called the:
 
  A) diastole.
  B) systole.
  C) sodium action pump.
  D) cardiac action potential.

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An EMT with your service states that he desires to become a paramedic because he wants to provide advanced care. Under the National EMS Scope of Practice Model, which one of the following will he be able to provide as a paramedic that he cannot provide as an EMT?
 
  A) Automated blood pressure monitoring
  B) Emergency childbirth
  C) Interfacility transports
  D) Advanced patient assessment



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

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