CISDs are usually conducted:

Can you still apply an AED to a 3 y/o patient in cardiac arrest if you don’t have pediatric or infant AED pads available? Please explain your answer in 1-2 sentences.

You arrive at the scene of a patient who, according to neighbors, is acting strange. Law enforcement personnel and a responding ambulance are en route but have not yet arrived. The patient, a middle-aged man, is sitting in a chair on his front porch. He appears sick and has slurred speech. As you get out of your response vehicle, the man shouts, “I have a gun and will shoot anyone who comes near me!” You should:

You suspect your patient is in shock. Her heart is pumping faster, and her blood vessels have constricted to maintain a normal blood pressure. What stage of shock is this patient in?

Which of the following would be the EMR’s most important initial responsibility when arriving at the scene of a multiple-patient incident?

You suspect your patient is in shock. Her heart is pumping faster, and her blood vessels have constricted to maintain a normal blood pressure. What stage of shock is this patient in?

: You should always remove the patient’s helmet before log-rolling the patient and placing them on a spine board.

: You should always remove the patient’s helmet before log-rolling the patient and placing them on a spine board.

Select all of the elements that must be established in a successful negligence lawsuit:

You arrive at a skilled nursing facility to care for an 89-year-old patient with an altered mental status. Staff at the facility state that the patient is being treated for a urinary tract infection, finished her antibiotics yesterday, and began acting differently this morning. The patient’s skin is hot to the touch. She has a rapid heart rate and a low blood pressure. You suspect this patient is experiencing: