Which characteristic regarding breathing rates must the EMT remember when assessing the respirations of a pediatric patient?
A) Respirations in a pediatric patient are similar to those of an adult
B) Respirations in a pediatric patient are typically slower than those of an adult
C) Respirations in a pediatric patient are not significant in the assessment of breathing adequacy
D) Respirations in a pediatric patient are usually faster than those of an adult
D) Respirations in a pediatric patient are usually faster than those of an adult
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