Non-obliterative otospongiosis, left ear: ________

You are trying to assess Judy, a 16-year-old girl, who has abdominal cramps with nausea and vomiting. Her mother, Mrs. Smith, is attempting to give you her daughter's past medical history. It is important that you get the history of the present illness. Therefore, you should:

A) ask Mrs. Smith to go write down their physician's name and phone number. B) ignore Mrs. Smith and ask Judy if she is sexually active. C) skip the history of current illness and suggest that Judy should visit her physician. D) ask Mrs. Smith if there is a chance Judy could be pregnant.

Which of the following best illustrates being a role model?

A) An EMT who smells of cigarette smoke on his clothing B) A paramedic who is slim and in good physical shape C) An EMR whose weight prevents him from quickly getting to a patient D) An AEMT who appears hung over after two long night shifts