The immobilization device most appropriate to use for a patient with multiple injuries and unstable vital signs is a

Efferent nerves are also called:

A) central neurons. B) sensory neurons. C) motor neurons. D) none of the above.

When treating a patient with chest discomfort, the EMT's primary goal is to:

A) Determine whether chest discomfort is originating from the heart B) Recognize the possibility of cardiac compromise and provide proper emergency care C) Provide immediate care to eliminate the chest discomfort, and then transport the patient to the hospital D) Administer fibrinolytic drugs with the permission of medical direction