3-48. 3-49. 3-50. 3-51. The most effective method of rewarming  a  victim  of hypothermia is 1. “buddy warming” 2. covering the victim with blankets or a sleeping bag 3. hot water bottles at the neck, armpits,  groin,  and  the chest 4. immersion in a tub of warm water An antiseptic emollient cream should be applied to which, if any,  of  the  following  cold injuries? 1. Chilblain 2. Immersion  foot 3. All  frostbites 4. None of the above. Cold injuries  should  be  kept  dry. For which, if any, of the following  reasons  should  a frostbite  injury  remain  frozen? 1. To  minimize  the  severity  of pain 2. When there is the possibility of  refreezing 3. To  prevent  shock 4. Never. Frostbite should always be rewarmed as quickly as possible. Reversal  of  a  syncopal  episode can  often  be  accomplished  by 1. sitting  with  the  head  between the knees 2. sitting  upright 3. lying down with the head and shoulders  slightly  elevated 4. lying down in the reverse shock  position 3-52. The quickest and easiest way to determine if an unconscious person is a diabetic is to 1. check for signs of ketoacidosis 2. determine blood sugar levels 3. search  for  signs  of  insulin use 4. search for a Medic Alert tag, bracelet,  or  card 3-53. 3-54. 3-55. 3-56. The immediate treatment for insulin shock is to 1. administer  an  injection  of insulin 2. place  sugar  under  the victim’s  tongue 3. start  an  intravenous solution  of  normal  saline 4. administer  oxygen In addition to monitoring vital signs  and  making  the  patient comfortable, treatment for a stroke  includes 1. administering  analgesics  to relieve  pain 2. giving  oxygen  therapy 3. giving a rapid infusion of a 5  percent  dextrose  solution 4. giving  a  0.3cc  injection  of epinephrine  for vasoconstriction Initial  first  aid  treatment  for an attack of angina pectoris includes  reassurance,  monitoring of vital signs, and 1. initiating  CPR 2. giving  sublingual nitroglycerin 3. advise  the  patient  to  return to duty when pain abates 4. giving a 0.3cc of epinephrine IM to increase heart rate First  aid  treatment  for  an  acute myocardial  infarction  without cardiac  arrest  includes  all  of the  following  EXCEPT 1. giving  oxygen  therapy 2. monitoring  vital  signs 3. starting  an  intravenous infusion  of  only  normal saline 4. transporting  to  a  medical treatment  facility 3-57. First aid treatment for a patient suffering a convulsive seizure  episode  consists  of 1. protecting the victim from injury 2. immediately  starting  CPR 3. muscle  massage  during periods  of  rigidity 4. injecting 75 to 100 mg of demerol  IM  to  effect relaxation 18