A patient exposed to an unknown hazardous material presents with confusion and bradycardia. After administration of atropine, the patient becomes unresponsive and apenic. What term best describes this response?

Which of the following best describes using the contact and cover approach?

Where is the National Fire Protection Association 704 system utilized to identify hazardous materials?

After arriving on the scene of a patient who is seemingly unconscious in a parked vehicle, the paramedic should do which of the following?

Which type of gloves provides the best protection against hazardous materials?

Which source of information would the paramedic avoid utilizing at the scene of an overturned tanker truck that is still actively leaking out hazardous materials?

An incident involving which of the following types of vehicles is most likely to result in a hazardous materials incident? (Choose the correct 2 answers)

Triage the following patient utilizing start or jump-start: A confused 30-year-old male with pale skin and respirations of 32/minute, radial pulse present, can obey commands

During the extraction of an Uber driver trapped in their SUV, you notice the rescue squad assembling their extrication tools. What safety measures should the paramedic take?

What is the technique called when a patient keeps their head above water and curls their body into a fetal position to preserve heat?