EMR 100 Question Test question and
correct answers
1. The medical Director is a physician, who assumes the ultimate responsibility for: -
ans-standards, protocols, and evaluation of patient care
2. How many nationally recognized levels of EMS training are covered by the national
EMS education standards - ans-4
3. Most 911 calls or automatically directed to a designated ___ operated by a city or
county agency, with specially trained dispatchers - ans-Public safety, answering
Question 4: Types of Protocols and standing orders are a type of medical direction
known as - ans-off-line medical direction
Question 5: - ans-Size up the Scene
6. Which new technology makes it possible for emergency personnel to easily locate
and navigate to the scene of an emergency - ans-GPS
7. You consider the appropriate_ for the patient by asking yourself what another
individual with your training would, and should do under similar circumstances - ans-
Standard of Care
8. Your crew response to a call for a man who is on the ground with blood running freely
from his arm. He is distressed, and angrily tells you to go away, but doesn't seem to
understand where he is or what has happened to him. His adult daughter tells you that
the man has Alzheimer's, and is on blood thinners. She begs you to help him. Can you
assist the patient? - ans-Yes. The patient is not competent to make a rational decisions
about his health care.
9. Unlawful physical contact with the patient is called : - ans-Battery
10. Which vaccine is required by OSHA for any employee who has a reasonable risk of
being exposed to blood or other infectious materials? - ans-Hepatitis B
, 11. Which type of PPE must be worn every time you are assisting the patient? - ans-
Gloves
Question 12 - ans-The Bargaining Stage
13. Which of the following medical terms is a root word meaning " of the brain" - ans-
Encephal
14. Which body cavity houses the heart and lungs? - ans-Thoracic
Question 15 - ans-Nervous System
16. The regular delivery of oxygen and nutrients for the cell is called - ans-Perfusion
17. Ambient air contains what percentage of oxygen - ans-21%
18. The tiny blood vessels that allows substances to move in and out of the blood
stream are: - ans-Capillaries
19. The safe, lifting technique that uses the large muscles in your legs and minimize the
risk of injury is called the: - ans-Power Lift
20. You have an unresponsive patient with a suspected spinal injury. This is a situation
that sells for the use of a: - ans-Long spine board
Question 21: - ans-Supine the Patient 6-12 inches
22. If you must restrain a patient, it is important to have ___ with you - ans-law
enforcement
23. The term ___ refers to communication using the movements and attitudes of the
body - ans-body language
24. One of the surprising rules of effective communication is that you must: - ans-accept
the reality of miscommunication
Question 25: - ans-Obtain the patient's preferred name early, and use it frequently
during your interview.
26. The written documentation of a patient encounter is called a(n): - ans-Patient Care
Report
27. When you write a patient care report, which of the following should be included in
the patient data section? - ans-mechanism of injury
correct answers
1. The medical Director is a physician, who assumes the ultimate responsibility for: -
ans-standards, protocols, and evaluation of patient care
2. How many nationally recognized levels of EMS training are covered by the national
EMS education standards - ans-4
3. Most 911 calls or automatically directed to a designated ___ operated by a city or
county agency, with specially trained dispatchers - ans-Public safety, answering
Question 4: Types of Protocols and standing orders are a type of medical direction
known as - ans-off-line medical direction
Question 5: - ans-Size up the Scene
6. Which new technology makes it possible for emergency personnel to easily locate
and navigate to the scene of an emergency - ans-GPS
7. You consider the appropriate_ for the patient by asking yourself what another
individual with your training would, and should do under similar circumstances - ans-
Standard of Care
8. Your crew response to a call for a man who is on the ground with blood running freely
from his arm. He is distressed, and angrily tells you to go away, but doesn't seem to
understand where he is or what has happened to him. His adult daughter tells you that
the man has Alzheimer's, and is on blood thinners. She begs you to help him. Can you
assist the patient? - ans-Yes. The patient is not competent to make a rational decisions
about his health care.
9. Unlawful physical contact with the patient is called : - ans-Battery
10. Which vaccine is required by OSHA for any employee who has a reasonable risk of
being exposed to blood or other infectious materials? - ans-Hepatitis B
, 11. Which type of PPE must be worn every time you are assisting the patient? - ans-
Gloves
Question 12 - ans-The Bargaining Stage
13. Which of the following medical terms is a root word meaning " of the brain" - ans-
Encephal
14. Which body cavity houses the heart and lungs? - ans-Thoracic
Question 15 - ans-Nervous System
16. The regular delivery of oxygen and nutrients for the cell is called - ans-Perfusion
17. Ambient air contains what percentage of oxygen - ans-21%
18. The tiny blood vessels that allows substances to move in and out of the blood
stream are: - ans-Capillaries
19. The safe, lifting technique that uses the large muscles in your legs and minimize the
risk of injury is called the: - ans-Power Lift
20. You have an unresponsive patient with a suspected spinal injury. This is a situation
that sells for the use of a: - ans-Long spine board
Question 21: - ans-Supine the Patient 6-12 inches
22. If you must restrain a patient, it is important to have ___ with you - ans-law
enforcement
23. The term ___ refers to communication using the movements and attitudes of the
body - ans-body language
24. One of the surprising rules of effective communication is that you must: - ans-accept
the reality of miscommunication
Question 25: - ans-Obtain the patient's preferred name early, and use it frequently
during your interview.
26. The written documentation of a patient encounter is called a(n): - ans-Patient Care
Report
27. When you write a patient care report, which of the following should be included in
the patient data section? - ans-mechanism of injury
