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ETearle

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You are a member of the nursing team caring for victims of a possible anthrax white powder investigation. As the nurse scribe, information that you document will include (select all that apply)
 
  A) the same information that you would document for any client assessment.
  B) time and place.
  C) name of the Incident Commander.
  D) general assessment of the field.
  E) vital signs only.

Question 2

To prepare disaster workers, including public health nurses, in the use of PPEs to address specific hazards the public health nurse will
 
  A) use JITT videos.
  B) use on-site trainers provided by the Armed Forces.
  C) rely on annual training provided by the various hospitals.
  D) understand that disaster workers will know which PPEs to use.



lucas dlamini

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Answer to Question 1

B, C, D

Answer to Question 2

A



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