When performing the skill of patient screening, it is so important that you have a good knowledge base of:

Massage considerations for a client using a narcotic such as codeine, Vicodin, or Dar-vocet include all of the following choices except:

a. Take caution with deep pressure, torquing, or aggressive stretching techniques. b. If the client experiences drowsiness, end the session with stimulating strokes. c. Caution the client regarding possible gastrointestinal distress. d. Suggest that the client eat a meal within 2 to 3 hours of the massage appointment.

Which of the following statements regarding peer review is correct?

A) The EMS administrator is the ideal person to conduct the review. B) Peer review is not a tool to demean or belittle a fellow paramedic. C) It is preferable to use the same people to conduct all peer reviews. D) Review findings should be shared with others to facilitate learning.