Question

question 12 (mandatory) (2.857 points) \when using a fire extinguisher, i should aim the nozzle at what part of the fire?\
base of fire
top of flames
in the general direction of the flames
\it doesnt matter, just squeeze the handle and hope it works!\
question 13 (mandatory) (2.857 points) you are caring for a patient in her hospital room when you notice a problem with the electrical cord on the television in her room. you should:
do nothing as this is not your responsibility
immediately activate the fire response system
\unplug the cord, tell your preceptor, and inform the maintenance department\
unplug the cord

Explanation:

Question 12

To extinguish a fire, aiming the nozzle at the base of the fire is correct. This targets the fuel source and the combustion area, cutting off the fire's supply. Aiming at the top or general direction is less effective, and the "it doesn't matter" option is incorrect.

For electrical issues in a hospital room, unplugging the cord (to avoid electrical hazards) and informing the preceptor and maintenance department is proper. Doing nothing or activating the fire response system (unnecessary here) are wrong.

Answer:

Base of fire

Question 13