Question

The leading cause of death and disability in children and young adults is: Unintentional Injuries Who primarily benefits from first aid training? Onself Properly applied, first aid may mean the difference between: Rapid recovery and long hospitalization, life and death, temporary disability and permanent injury If the victim is unresponsive, permission to give first aid is known as: Implied Consent In cases of psychiatric emergencies, who has authority to restrain and transport a person against the person's will? Police Officer Deviation from accepted standards of care that results in further injury to the victim is known as: Negligence Which statement concerning duty to act is correct? Follows the guidelines for standards of care, when employment requires it, when a pre-existing relationship exists A first aider who breaks his or her responsibility to a victim by failing to provide the type of care that another person with similar training would provide commits: Breach of Duty Which of the following statements concerning the Good Samaritan laws is true? They protect first aiders acting in good faith What level of care is a first aider expected to give? Proper medical care, standard of care, exceptional care __________ encourage(s) people to assist others in distress by granting them immunity against lawsuits. Good Samaritan Laws

Answer 1

Answer:

Good Samaritan Laws

Explanation:

Samaritan laws are legal laws in the United States which states to offer legal protection to the people who acts as first aiders and protect other people those who are injured or believed to be ill, mentally distressed, is a victim of crime and assists them to proper medical care.

The good Samaritan laws always protect the first aiders who act in good faith. These laws provide immunity or legal protection to these first aiders to assist others in distress.