The ____________________ program is a Medicaid program that pays all or a portion of the Medicare Part B premiums for beneficiaries with incomes slightly above the federal poverty line who are enrolled in Medicare Part A and who are not otherwise eligible for Medicaid.

A patient who has cut himself in the thigh with a chain saw is alert, has a patent airway, and is breathing at a rate of 20 breaths per minute. The patient's pulse is fast and weak. He has active bleeding from the wound caused by the chain saw. All of the following are recommended procedures for stopping the bleeding EXCEPT:

A) applying direct pressure. B) direct ice application. C) applying a tourniquet. D) using a pressure dressing.

When approaching a parked vehicle that is occupied by an apparently sick person, you should:

A) stop at the left rear of the vehicle first and firmly tug on the hood to determine if it is closed. B) immediately retreat to your ambulance if you see an object such as a baseball bat inside the vehicle. C) position yourself in front of the vehicle's B column if there are any people in the rear seat of the vehicle. D) determine how many people are in the vehicle, paying particular attention to the location of their hands.