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Posturing with the arms flexed and the legs extended is known as:
 
  A) decerebrate position.
  B) decorticate position.
  C) postictal position.
  D) neurogenic shock position.

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When comparing the pediatric chain of survival to the adult chain of survival, the EMT would note that the pediatric version contains what difference?
 
  A) Emphasis of ventilations over compressions
  B) Less attention to post-resuscitation care
  C) Prevention of cardiac arrest
  D) Highlight of ALS over BLS
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Reply #1 on: Jul 3, 2018
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