When an Object Enters the Oropharynx of a Patient Seated

question 3

Multiple Choice

When an object enters the oropharynx of a patient seated in the supine position and is still visible:

• A)immediately put the chair into the most forward position and encourage the patient to sit up.
• B)tell the patient to stand up and jump up and down
• C)move the chair into a more reclined position while the assistant picks up intubation forceps
• D)move the chair into a more reclined position while the assistant calls EMS

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