You have a patient who was possibly bitten by a rabid dog. Which of the following is CORRECT about rabies?
A) Infection can lead to Bell's palsy, headaches, and meningitis.
B) The virus travels along nerves from the bite to the brain.
C) It has been identified as a potential weapon of bioterrorism.
D) The virus causes inflammation of brain tissue.
B
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A) administer oral glucose. B) position the patient supine on the stretcher and transport. C) check the patient's blood sugar. D) administer high-concentration oxygen.
Flammability limits are dependent on which of the following?
A) Temperature, pressure, and oxygen concentration B) Type of heat source, duration, and moisture C) Exposure to other fuels and upper flammable limits of the materials D) None of the above