At least three complete rounds of printed signals should be clearly visible by the receiver at the end of a fire alarm control panel (FACP) test

Bacteria in the bladder are often removed through urination, but occasionally the bacteria reproduce more quickly than they are washed away, causing a(n) _________

a. injection b. infection c. infliction d. rejection

A patient has had part of his right thumb amputated in an accident. Friends have retrieved the thumb and wrapped it in a towel. When you arrive, you would demonstrate appropriate handling of the amputated part by:

a. placing the thumb in a plastic bag filled with ice. b. keeping the thumb in the towel. c. placing the thumb in a container of sterile saline or sterile water. d. wrapping the thumb in a moist sterile dressing, placing it in a sterile bag, and keeping it cool.