During your scene size-up, you should determine the patient's:
- Figuring out what caused you to be called to the situation.
<h3>What is scene size-up?</h3>
- The goal of scene size-up is to quickly confirm that there is a secure location on which to deliver care and that the appropriate resources are called in in accordance with the number of patients and their individual care requirements.
- The steps to a successful run are the five elements of the size-up: the number of patients, mechanism of injury/nature of sickness, resource determination, standard-precautions determination, and scene safety.
- The mechanism of the injury or the form of the sickness should NOT be determined during the scene size-up.
- Scene size up is a continuous call-long process. Emergencies are dynamic; things could alter at any time.
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Well I tried to do it but it kept saying in correct answer
Leave the vehicle and go to a low flat area.
I know it may seem like the “drive away”option is the best choice, however, think of it like this. If he tries to drive away, there is a chance he may drive right into it bc there is no evidence in the question that John actually knows EXACTLY where the tornado will be. Thus he should get to a low spot bc that is the safest spot during a tornado. Why do you think we get low whenever there was a tornado drill at school? Bc it’s the safest spot. Also, Tornadoes are like upside down cones that slowly get bigger as you go up. So therefore going to the top of a bridge would not be the best choice because the area/range of the tornado will be greater where is the lower you get the smaller the area/range will be
Answer:
Which aerobic exercise plan is the most well-balanced?
D) 5 minutes to warm up, 20 minutes of aerobic activity, 5 minutes to cool down
Explanation: