Which statistics are used most often by an insurance company?
a. Statistics covering average life span
b. Predictions of termination of life
c. Number of house calls
d. Costs of all automobile and life insurance services
A
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A: establish vascular access and give a 500 mL fluid bolus. B: establish vascular access and give 130 mg of amiodarone. C: establish vascular access and give 2.5 mg of adenosine. D: give 2.5 mg of midazolam IM and cardiovert at 15 joules.
Acetaminophen is NOT:
A) antipyretic B) analgesic C) anti-inflammatory D) available over the counter