The MOST acute complication associated with large body surface area burns is:

Why might an EMS provider contact a poison control center?

A) To determine whether the exposure was accidental or intentional B) To determine the most current treatment regimen of the poison C) To determine whether a patient is experiencing anaphylaxis D) To determine whether intubation is necessary

When an MCO adopts capitation as the primary method of payment, which service is likely to be carved out?

a. Specialty care b. Gatekeeping c. Mental health d. Primary care