As a general limitation, most health insurance plans specify that the claimant will not be entitled to payment for "bodily injury or disease resulting from and arising out of any employment or occupation for compensation or profit."

You have been called for an eight-year-old girl who is having seizures. The mother tells you that the child has not been sick, no fever or vomiting. However, she does have a shunt. You should suspect her seizures are caused by:

A) a seizure disorder. B) increased intracranial pressure. C) a recent head injury. D) an acute increase in temperature.

When classifying a burn as either superficial, partial thickness, or full thickness, the EMT would need to determine the:

A) Percentage of body burned B) Time of heat exposure C) Agent causing the burn D) Depth of the burn