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As you and your partner report for duty, you check your ambulance and begin talking about the possibility of a terrorist attack. The MOST effective and appropriate way to determine the likelihood of this happening is to: Select one: a. know the current threat level issued by the Department of Homeland Security. b. check with local businesses to see if they have received any terrorist threats. c. ascertain the current situation overseas with regard to the number of casualties. d. ask your immediate supervisor if he or she has been watching the local news.

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