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DOTS stands for:
 
  A) deformity, open wounds, tenderness, severity.
  B) dementia, open wounds, tenderness, swelling.
  C) deformity, open wounds, tenderness, swelling.
  D) dementia, open wounds, tenderness, severity.

Question 2

The secondary survey is:
 
  A) done to check for internal injuries.
  B) a psychological assessment of the victim.
  C) a full-body assessment from head to toe.
  D) done to check for life-threatening injuries.



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