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vicotolentino

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Which of the following pieces of information should an EMT/paramedic on the scene of an incident be able to convey to the incoming helicopter?
 
  A) Estimated mileage from the helicopter base to the scene
  B) A description of well-known landmarks
  C) Wind speed
  D) The procedures needed when the helicopter crew arrives

Question 2

People are classified as obese when their weight is ________ percent heavier than is normal for people the same age and height.
 
  A) 2030
  B) 1020
  C) 4050
  D) 4060


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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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