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dbose

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If assisting in a prehospital delivery while off-duty, which of the following would be the BEST choice for tying or clamping the umbilical cord?
 
  A) Section of wire coat hanger B) Pair of shoelaces
  C) Clothespin D) White cotton thread

Question 2

Which statement about emergency moves is correct?
 
  A) Emergency moves should be directed by law enforcement.
  B) Emergency moves should occur after assessing the ABCs.
  C) Emergency moves are used only for victims of cardiac arrest.
  D) Emergency moves are only used when the patient is in immediate danger.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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