Which of the following occurs when edema of the extremity reaches a point at which nervous function and circulation to the remainder of the extremity are compromised as a result of being compressed?

A) Capillary bleeding
B) Liquefaction necrosis
C) Compartment syndrome
D) External bleeding

Answer: C

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a. Absolute neutrophil count is more than 100 mcL (?L) and platelet count is more than 50,000 mcL. b. Absolute lymphocyte count is less than 500 mcL, and platelet count is more than 10,000 mcL. c. Neutrophil count is more than 500 mcL, and platelet count is more than 20,000 mcL. d. Neutrophil count is more than 1000 mcL, and the platelet count is more than 10,000 mcL.

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The ____________ deals with the well-being of the EMT, career progression, and EMT compensation.

A. human resources department B. office of the medical director C. EMS administrator or chief D. local public health department

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