To guide your actions in the event of a fire, remember the acronym RACER. What does the acronym stand for?

You live in a small town and discover that one of your clients is on the same bowling team as you are. In this circumstance, you are

a) Violating a therapeutic boundary. b) Engaging in countertransference. c) Promoting client transference. d) Experiencing a dual relationship.

You have arrived on the scene of an explosion in a warehouse used to store fertilizers. A paramedic, who has already triaged the nine patients involved, directs you to a young man sitting under a tree. The man states that he is having excruciating ear pain. The primary assessment and secondary assessment reveal no obvious injuries. Given this presentation, the AEMT would recognize which of the

following? A) Inner ear damage caused by the noise of the explosion B) Ear damage caused by exposure to superheated air C) Secondary blast injury to the inner ear D) Primary phase blast injury to the inner ear