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1. The means by which energy, often mechanical forces, is transmitted to the body, producing the potential for trauma would be defined as the:
 
  A) field impression.
  B) mechanism of injury.
  C) rapid trauma exam.
  D) secondary assessment.

Question 2

Which one of the following statements made by an EMT shows that he has an accurate understanding of hepatitis C?
 
  A) It is important to get the hepatitis C vaccine to decrease my chance of contracting the disease if exposed.
  B) Wearing gloves and washing hands are the best means by which to prevent the transmission of hepatitis C to health care workers.
  C) Since hepatitis C is primarily transmitted in the spring and summer, more precautions are needed during that time.
  D) Respiratory droplets are the primary means by which hepatitis C is transmitted, making a mask necessary.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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B





 

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