EMD Laws V14.0 | Questions & Accurate Answers
First Law of Fainting Right Answer - Near fainting is best
described as "almost fainted" and should be considered the same as
fainting (not just dizzy).
First Law of Chest or Back Pain Right Answer - "Hurts to
breathe" is not considered difficulty or abnormal breathing.
First Law of Burns Right Answer - If someone was burned,
something might be burning.
EMD's First Law of Safety Right Answer - Don't create more
victims at the scene.
EMD's Second Law of Safety Right Answer - Don't get it on you
or even touch it.
EMD's Third Law of Safety Right Answer - One patient down,
trouble around?
Two patients down, coincidence found?
Three patients down, danger abounds!
Brock's Law Right Answer - The presence of an AED does not
ensure its use - the EMD does.
Second Law of Chest Pain Right Answer - A little chest pain
may be as bad as a lot.
First Law of Ground-Level Falls Right Answer - The fall is the
"chicken"; the arrest, its "egg".
First Law of Fainting Right Answer - Near fainting is best
described as "almost fainted" and should be considered the same as
fainting (not just dizzy).
First Law of Chest or Back Pain Right Answer - "Hurts to
breathe" is not considered difficulty or abnormal breathing.
First Law of Burns Right Answer - If someone was burned,
something might be burning.
EMD's First Law of Safety Right Answer - Don't create more
victims at the scene.
EMD's Second Law of Safety Right Answer - Don't get it on you
or even touch it.
EMD's Third Law of Safety Right Answer - One patient down,
trouble around?
Two patients down, coincidence found?
Three patients down, danger abounds!
Brock's Law Right Answer - The presence of an AED does not
ensure its use - the EMD does.
Second Law of Chest Pain Right Answer - A little chest pain
may be as bad as a lot.
First Law of Ground-Level Falls Right Answer - The fall is the
"chicken"; the arrest, its "egg".
