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When Ruth, an off-duty EMR, is jogging through the park, she witnesses what appears to be an adult having a heart attack. When she reaches the patient, the patient is lying supine on the asphalt. What are the first three things Ruth should do?
a. Position the patient, establish unresponsiveness, and open the airway.
b. Open the airway, check for breathing, and assess circulation.
c. Activate EMS, establish unresponsiveness, and open the airway.
d. Establish unresponsiveness, activate EMS, and assess for a pulse.

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Emergency Medical Responder: A Skills Approach, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Limmer, Karren, Hafen

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