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The use of standing orders and treatment protocols are BEST described as:
a.   The emergency care provider following the orders and advise of an on-scene physician
b.   The administration of morphine following on-line medical consultation
c.   The independent authority granted to prehospital care providers a consequence of the Controlled Substance Act
d.   Treatments that are rendered to treat specific presenting signs and symptoms prior to contacting medical direction

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Prehospital Emergency Pharmacology

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Authors: Bledsoe, Clayden

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