________ is a term broadly used to refer to personnel in prehospital care

SCENARIOUse this scenario to answer the following question(s).You respond to a 67-year-old female who has fallen at home. On arrival the patient is conscious and alert, with no respiratory or cardiac compromise. She states she tripped and fell and now has pain in her left hip. She thinks she might have heard a "pop" as she hit the floor. She has her neighbor at her side and says it is all right if you leave-the neighbor can get her up and to her favorite chair. She's afraid she can't afford the ambulance and the hospital, and she is sure she is just feeling her age. You know that the ambulance is on its way and should arrive soon.After you talk with the patient, she decides to allow you to treat her injury and says that she will go in the ambulance to the hospital. This form of consent is

known as: A. minor's consent. B. uninformed consent. C. expressed consent. D. implied consent.

The average pulse rate of an older adult is ________.

A. 50-65 bpm B. 60-80 bpm C. 80-100 bpm D. 120-160 bpm