The maximum score for the Glasgow Coma Scale is:

Your patient has a history of severe anaphylaxis and carries several auto-injectors. You have administered one of the auto-injectors, but the patient's condition continues to worsen. Which of the following is the next best course of action?

A) Continue supportive care en route to the hospital. B) Contact medical control. C) Divert transport to a hospital with critical care capabilities. D) Immediately administer a second auto-injector.

Oral cancer warning signs include:

1 . sores in the oral cavity that do not heal in 1 month 2 . lumps or swelling in the oral cavity or lips 3 . white or rough lesions in the oral cavity or on the lips 4 . soreness or a burning sensation in or around the oral cavity 5 . repeated bleeding in specific areas of the mouth for no apparent reason a. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 b. 1, 2 only c. 5 only d. 1 only