____________________ is an assault facilitated by the offender's use of an "anesthesia-type" drug which, when administered to the victim, renders the victim physically incapacitated or helpless and thus incapable of giving or not giving consent.

At 1400 in July, the weather is 105 degrees F and very humid. You have been called for a "man down" at the park. As you arrive, you recognize him as an alcoholic who has been a "frequent flyer" with your service. It looks like he had been sitting under a tree when he fell over, unconscious. As you assess the patient, he has cold, clammy skin and a dry tongue. You suspect that:

a. he is well-hydrated b. he has suffered heat exhaustion c. he is hypothermic d. he has heatstroke

Your patient is a 17-year-old boy who is unresponsive and his chest is not rising and falling. You send a bystander to call 911 and place the patient on his back. To administer CPR, the first you thing you need to do next is:

A. check the carotid artery for a pulse. B. check the brachial artery for a pulse. C. deliver compressions no deeper than 2.4 inches. D. place the heel of your hand on the lower half of the patient's sternum.