The information in a(n) ____________________ report is brief and concise: age, sex, chief complaint, mental status, vital signs, treatments in progress, and an estimated time of arrival (ETA).

As soon as a baby is born, it is important to:

A. cool the baby to stimulate breathing. B. ensure that the baby is dried and warmed. C. keep the newborn's head higher than its body. D. immediately cut the umbilical cord.

While responding to an emergency scene, you approach a sharp turn in the road. What should you do?

A) Corner the turn at its widest point, unless you see an oncoming vehicle. B) Carefully apply the brakes while cornering the turn at your current speed. C) Slow the vehicle to the posted speed limit and avoid braking during the turn. D) Slow the vehicle's speed and smoothly pump the brakes will making the turn.