The ____ becomes the lead when the incident is no longer in the emergency phase (consequence management).

When faced with a situation in which an older patient with a terminal illness is in cardiac arrest, but written documentation regarding the patient's wishes cannot be located, the EMT should:

A. try to locate the documentation. B. attempt to resuscitate the patient. C. allow the patient to die in peace. D. contact medical control for advice.

Which of the following crutch gaits is a slow gait that requires the patient to bear weight on both legs? 

A. Two-point gait B. Three-point gait C. Four-point gait D. Swing-to gait E. Swing-through gait