Which situation best reflects the acceptance portion of integration?
A) The parents know and trust the health care team and understand what is happening to their infant.
B) The parents have continued feelings of guilt and the inability to express anger, often leading to depression.
C) The parents withhold and suppress feelings of sadness by refusing to cry or talk about their situation.
D) The parents and other family members blame each other for the premature birth.
A
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You are assessing a conscious but confused hunter who became lost in the woods on a cold day. Your assessment shows him to have an open airway, adequate breathing, and a weak radial pulse. His skin is cold to the touch and he is shivering. The EMT should recognize that the:
A) cold has caused the brain to become dysfunctional, as evidenced by the shivering. B) shivering actually represents a small seizure, indicating that the brain is cold. C) shivering is a protective means by which the body is attempting to warm itself. D) shivering indicates that the patient's core body temperature has fallen below 90°F.
When giving chest compressions to an infant:
a. use the hands-encircling technique or the two-finger technique b. press the palm of your had over the sternum, compressing 1" to 1 1/2" deep c. compress at a rate of 60 to 80 times a minute d. compress the sternum one quarter the depth of the chest