Answer:
First team wedge
Explanation:
The first team wedge is a
basic formation for where the interval between
People in the wedge formation
is normally 10 meters. The
wedge expands and contracts
depending on the terrain.
When rough terrain, poor
visibility, or other factors make
control of the wedge difficult,
fire teams modify the wedge.
The normal interval is reduced
so that all team members can still see their team leader and the team
leaders can still their squad leader.
Answer:
Every symptom is not a fever symptom in infants.
Explanation:
Fever occurs when the internal "thermostat" of the body increases the temperature of the body above its normal range.
A child's normal temperature varies with his or her age, activity, and even time of day.
Infants usually have greater levels of temperatures than children of more than 1-2 years. They may have higher temperature during late afternoon and early evening. Temperatures might be low between midnight and early hours of the morning. Checking temperature with palm on the forehead should not be the way to decide if the child has fever. Always use a thermometer to check body's temperature and conclude whether it is fever or not.
