What was the doctor's plan (Rx) for Howard Cook?

Which of the following dressings would be most appropriate for a typical arterial insufficiency ulcer?

A. An alginate, covered by a gauze pad and secured with a gauze roll. B. An amorphous hydrogel, covered with a gauze pad and secured with a gauze roll. C. An impregnated gauze and gauze pad, secured with an Ace bandage. D. A charcoal dressing secured with a gauze roll.

After responding to the scene of a patient complaining of difficulty breathing, you and your partner determine that the patient's condition is not life threatening based on a thorough assessment. You should transport the patient to an appropriate medical facility with:

A) the emergency lights off, but activating the siren when traffic builds. B) the emergency lights on, but without activating the siren. C) both lights and siren activated. D) neither lights nor siren activated.