________ suffer from otitis media more frequently. This is due to the size of the Eustachian tube leading from the ear to the pharynx

You have been called for a 6-month-old male with a high fever who has seized. Currently, he is not seizing and appears to be sleeping. When performing the primary assessment on this patient, which of the following is appropriate?

A) Evaluate the pulse before examining the breathing. B) Check for the presence of a pulse in the brachial artery. C) Move the baby to the ambulance before performing the primary assessment. D) Obtain a blood pressure when checking the patient's circulation status.

The AEMT is CORRECT when he identifies baseline vital signs as:

A) any change in two consecutive sets of vital signs. B) the first set of vital signs obtained. C) a set of vital signs most close to normal. D) the most important set of vital signs.