"Entwined" Day 1 Review

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What is the first indication that something is wrong in a scene?

Back

The first indication can often be sensory cues such as unusual smells, sounds, or sights, like the smell of burnt tires.

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What might a paramedic ask a bystander in an emergency?

Back

A paramedic might ask, 'Are you okay?' to assess the well-being of witnesses.

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How can distance be described in an emergency scene?

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Distance can be measured in yards; for example, a body might be lying fifty yards away.

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What can happen to a person involved in a car accident?

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A person can be thrown over the hood of a car and shatter the windshield, indicating a severe impact.

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What distractions might a driver face?

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A driver might be barely aware of pedestrians on the sidewalk, which can lead to dangerous situations.

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What is the significance of sensory details in a narrative?

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Sensory details help create a vivid picture of the scene and can indicate the severity of an incident.

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How do first responders assess a situation?

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First responders assess a situation by asking questions and observing the environment for clues.

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What role does distance play in emergency response?

Back

Distance can affect response time and the urgency of the situation, as seen with a body lying fifty yards away.

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What are common signs of a car accident?

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Common signs include the smell of burnt tires, broken glass, and the sound of sirens.

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Why is it important for witnesses to communicate with paramedics?

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Witnesses can provide crucial information about the incident, helping paramedics understand the situation better.