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What does PEEP stand for?
 
  A) Positive exhalation and excretion pressure
  B) Preliminary exhaustive expiratory plan
  C) Pulmonary expulsion/end perfusion
  D) Positive end-expiratory pressure

Question 2

Assessment of a patient who is unresponsive reveals pupils that are both large at 8 millimeters and do not change size in response to light. The EMT would best document this finding as:
 
  A) bilateral dilation of the pupils.
  B) constricted pupils nonreactive to light.
  C) midsize pupils that are reactive to light.
  D) nonreactive pupils of decreased size.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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