After an unsuccessful attempt to place a King LT airway, the patient vomits. You would immediately:
A) attempt placement of the King LT.
B) suction through the King LT.
C) place an oral airway and start positive pressure ventilation.
D) suction the airway.
Question 2
Particulate evidence is best described as:
A) small hairs, fibers, and other items that cannot readily be seen with the naked eye.
B) evidence that is found at a secondary crime scene.
C) residue from blood that has been washed away but can be seen with Luminol.
D) microscopic blood splatter.
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