While completing the secondary assessment of an unresponsive patient with a history of diabetes and hypotension, how often should you repeat the patient's vital signs?

Changes in occupancy affect all of the following fire and life safety code requirements EXCEPT:

A. means of egress. B. portable lighting. C. fire-protection equipment design. D. detection and alarm system design.

If the patient's condition is such that he or she cannot safely assume an erect or upright position, a __________ position will provide some information about gas and fluid levels.?

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