You and your partner respond to the scene of a 49-year-old male with acute abdominal pain. As you enter his residence, you find him lying on the floor in severe pain. He is conscious and alert. The patient appears to weigh in excess of 350 pounds. Your first action and best response should be to:

When using an interpreter to help you interview your non-English speaking patient, it is important to:  

The first 911 call was placed when and in what city?

In this group, you can expect the brain begin to shrink by 10-20%:  

When evaluating a patient with multiple complaints, the EMT’s responsibility is to:

At rest, the normal, healthy adult’s heart rate should not exceed:

All of the following are considered to be protected health information (PHI), EXCEPT:

A patient has bilateral femur fractures. This means that:

Unlawfully placing your patient in fear of bodily harm is called

A pulmonary injury is an injury that pertains to: