A 16-year-old female with a history of diabetes is found unconscious in a high school bathroom following volleyball practice. She is tachycardic; has cool, clammy skin; is lethargic; is slightly combative; and is very confused. She is most likely experiencing:

Which of the following statements regarding wood is MOST accurate?

A. It is always dimensionally true. B. It shrinks and swells uniformly. C. Its combustibility is one of its advantages. D. It can be changed in size and shape by weather conditions.

During which essential component of patient assessment does the AEMT monitor the patient's condition for changes, assess the effects of treatment, and make adjustments in treatment as needed?

A) Primary assessment B) Reassessment C) Secondary assessment D) Scene size-up