Answer:
Stop, Drop, and Roll
Teach children what to do if their clothes catch on fire. Make sure they understand "stop, drop and roll." Play it for them and let them practice with you. Many fire-related injuries can be avoided or minimized if a child follows this advice instead of running.
Explanation:
The EMT should remembered that there is a possibility of bleeding of the nasal airway even if the nasopharyngeal airway is inserted correctly.
Nasopharyngeal airways are used to ensure that the airway of an unconscious patient do not become obstructed by their tongue due to the relaxation of their jaw muscles.
Answer:
A, Suspected child abuse and neglect.
Explanation:
The parent would've either physically abused the child or neglected them for them to get hurt. There wouldn't have been numerous bruises.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Sprains and strains use the same grading scale for severity.
