What is performed for a patient who does not have symptoms, abnormal findings, or any past history of the disease?

The five components of the top step in the neonatal resuscitation inverted pyramid are: c

A) dry, warm, suction, ventilate, stimulate. B) warm, dry, suction, ventilate, compressions. C) warm, position, suction, ventilate, compressions. D) dry, warm, position, suction, stimulate.

Which of these statements made by an EMT indicates an accurate understanding of checking a patient's skin temperature?

A) "Checking the skin temperature is not precise, but provides a good estimate of abnormally high or low body temperatures." B) "To properly evaluate a patient's skin temperature during the primary assessment, the EMT needs a thermometer." C) "Flushed skin always indicates a high body temperature." D) "With experience, the EMT can precisely determine a patient's body temperature by feeling the skin."