The use of information technologies and communication networks to measure physiological data and perform tests from a location outside a clinic (such as at home) and transmit that information to healthcare professionals is known as:

A homeless patient is sick and is refusing transport. The patient is alert and clearly has the capacity to understand her situation and make a rational decision, but the temperature tonight will be near zero. The EMT picks up the patient and puts her on the cot. The patient continues to refuse to allow treatment and transport, despite the EMT's explanation that it will be warm in the hospital and she will be fed. The patient is transported. What could the EMT be charged with?

A) Assault B) Abandonment C) Negligence D) False imprisonment

Postpartum hemorrhage, one of the main causes of morbidity and mortality after childbirth, is most likely to happen within two weeks of birth.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)