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NREMT Paramedic

Category - Operations

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The Good Samaritan Law can most appropriately defined as:

Providing some protection from liability for emergency care provided in good faith.
A wrongful act, injury, or damage.
Touching a person without consent.
A threat to inflict harm on a person.

Explanation

Answer: A - The Good Samaritan Law protects a person, who is not being paid for their services, from liability for acts performed in good faith unless those acts constitute as negligence. This does not keep the EMT-P from being liable in all cases.

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