What is the difference between a third-degree burn and a fourth-degree burn?
A) Skin grafts are recommended for a third-degree burn.
B) Skin grafts are required for a third-degree burn.
C) Skin grafts are recommended for a fourth-degree burn.
D) Skin grafts are required for a fourth-degree burn.
D
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A) Contact medical direction for permission to use the AED given the down time B) Perform five cycles of CPR at a ratio of 15 compressions to 2 ventilations C) Withhold CPR so that the AED can be applied D) Start CPR while the AED is applied and readied for use