How should a pet mouse be handled?
A mouse should not be picked up by the tail or nape of the neck because this causes discomfort and pain. If
necessary, a mouse can be grasped by the base of the tail and lifted. Another method of getting a mouse out of
a cage until it gets used to being handled is to scoop it up in a cup.
A mouse will usually go into a cup because of its curious nature.
When purchased at a young age, a mouse will tame very quickly; it will take food from fingers and eventually
climb onto the owner's hand.
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A. A significant mechanism of injury is involved. B. A patient has an altered mental status or is in shock. C. The EMT has to gain access to lesser-injured patients in a vehicle. D. The EMT is unable to protect the patient from scene hazards.
Using the CPT manual, select the appropriate code for the following procedure
Colonoscopy through stoma with plasma coagulator to control bleeding