A proper fraction, with both the numerator and denominator reduced to their lowest terms, is known as a(n):

The EMT recognizes that an advantage of using the wheeled stretcher is that it:

A) rolls smoothly over rough terrain. B) can be safely moved by one EMT. C) cannot become unbalanced. D) can be adjusted to different positions.

Which of the following best describes the development of the sensory portion of the nervous system in infants?

A) They can feel pain but cannot isolate the sensation. B) They both feel pain and can localize the sensation. C) They have not yet developed an acute sense of pain. D) None of the above is accurate.