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The ________, the public's first contact with the EMS system, plays a crucial role in every EMS response.
 
  A) emergency medical technician
  B) emergency medical dispatcher
  C) paramedic
  D) first responder

Question 2

Increasing PaCO2 will cause:
 
  A) cerebral vasoconstriction.
  B) cerebral vasodilation.
  C) hyperventilation syndrome.
  D) ataxic respirations.


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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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