Herpes simplex labialis is due to reactivation of a virus that resides in which of the following sites during latent periods?

Which of the following is NOT part of the scene size-up phase of the patient assessment?

A) Mechanism of injury B) Patient vital signs C) Nature of illness D) General impression

You respond to a baseball field for a person who was struck by lightning. When you arrive, you see one patient who appears confused and is ambulatory; a second patient who is conscious, sitting on the ground, and holding his arm; and a third patient who is supine and motionless. After requesting additional responders, you should:

A) assess the motionless victim and perform CPR and defibrillation if necessary. B) proceed to the ambulatory patient, sit him down, and assess his mental status. C) treat the conscious patients because the motionless patient is likely deceased. D) assess and begin treating the sitting patient first because he is obviously injured.