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Question 1

You are performing START triage at a multiple casualty incident. As you start triage on the next patient, you find that he is unresponsive, breathless, and pulseless. This patient should be tagged ________.
◦ green
◦ black
◦ yellow
◦ red

Question 2

You are performing START triage at a multiple-casualty incident. As you start triage on the next patient, you find that he is unable to walk, is breathing fewer than 30 breaths per minute, has a pulse, and is alert and responding appropriately to questions. This patient should be tagged ________.
◦ green
◦ black
◦ yellow
◦ red
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