You are called for an elderly woman who fell. She called 911 saying she hurt her head when she fell. When you arrive, her husband tells you that she is fine and doesn't need you. You can see her in the background and she appears to be bleeding from a head wound and is crying. You should suspect:

What method of gaining access to victims can be accomplished by cutting hinges, breaking a latch mechanism, or compromising locks?

A. Prying a door open B. Removing a window C. Cutting through posts D. Removing the vehicle roof

You receive a call for a 54-year-old female who is having a seizure. When you arrive at the scene, the patient is actively seizing. Her husband tells you that she has a history of seizures, and that she has been seizing continuously for 20 minutes. It is MOST important for you to recognize that:

A) her seizure could be the result of a low blood glucose level. B) the patient may have stopped taking her seizure medication. C) the patient is hypoxic and needs oxygen as soon as possible. D) her husband's description is consistent with status epilepticus.