Which of the following is not a criteria on the Cincinnati Prehospital Stroke Scale?

The hand position for abdominal thrusts to a responsive choking adult is:

Which of the following is an active listening skill to use with a patient to ensure effective communication?

What structures are typically injured in a strain?

Assuming that all bodily fluids and other potentially-infectious matter contain a bloodborne pathogen, and taking active steps such as wearing gloves to prevent exposure, is called _____________________.

Poisoning may cause what characteristic(s) of the patient’s pupils?

Your medical patient does not have suspected injury to the neck, spine, or extremities. EMTs have arrived, on-scene treatment has been performed, and the patient, who is sitting in a chair, needs to be moved through a space too narrow for the ambulance stretcher. Which nonemergency move or carry would likely be best in this situation? 

In case of a poisoning, who is likely to have the best information for how to treat a responsive patient (following local protocol)?

You have completed dressing and bandaging a lower leg wound, using a pressure bandage. EMTs are on the way and should arrive soon. When you reassess the patient, you note signs of poor circulation in the toes. You should now:

All of the following are common causes of seizures EXCEPT