A.administer ammonia smelling salts
B.check for serious burns on the body
C.determine if he is breathing
D.massage vigorously to restore circulation
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A.notify the tug
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C.launch a boat
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B.orange juice
C.an ounce of whiskey
D.a glass of milk
A.drain any blisters
B.apply antiseptic ointment
C.scrub the arm thoroughly to prevent infection
D.immerse the arm in cold water
A.before the end of the voyage
B.no later than 24 hours after the vessel docks
C.no later than 7 days after the injury occurred
D.only if the injury prevents him from working
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