A tourniquet should not be left in place for more than ________

A 2-month-old infant has a three-day history of diarrhea and vomiting. This should cause a high suspicion for:

A) fever. B) infection. C) croup. D) shock.

The two MOST important steps in treating a patient with a contact poisoning are:

A) determining when the exposure occurred and irrigating the patient's entire body with copious amounts of water. B) donning a pair of gloves and performing a physical examination to determine if a significant exposure occurred. C) immediately washing any dry chemicals off of the patient's skin and removing his or her clothing as soon as possible. D) avoiding self-contamination and removing the irritating or corrosive substance from the patient as rapidly as possible.