Medicaid is a healthcare program that works in cooperation with each of the states to provide assistance for low-income children and adults, as well as individuals with disabilities; founded in 1965 and monitored by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services

Which of the following statements about the patient in neurogenic shock is FALSE?

A) Signs of hypovolemic shock may be masked. B) Unopposed sympathetic nervous stimulation results in systemic pallor and diaphoresis. C) Can present with neck and/or back pain. D) Neurogenic shock may require IV fluid resuscitation.

When checking the ambulance engine, you note the odor of sewer gas. What should you do?

A) Thoroughly clean the battery terminals and cables. B) Open the coolant cap and check the coolant level. C) Close the hood and take the ambulance out of service. D) Start the ambulance and check the voltage on the battery.