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JBL Module 4 Certification Exam –2026 Practice
Questions, Verified Answers, and Training Module
Prep Material||Brand New!!!
In addition to severe bleeding, the MOST life-threatening
complication associated with an open neck injury is:
A. an air embolism.
B. a spinal fracture.
C. nerve fiber damage.
D. an ischemic stroke. - ANSWER-A. an air embolism.
In which of the following patients should you remove an
impaled object?
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A. A semiconscious patient with an ice pick impaled in the
chest
B. A conscious and alert patient with a fishhook impaled in
the eye
C. A pulseless and apneic patient with a knife impaled in
the back
D. An apneic patient with a shard of glass impaled in the
abdomen - ANSWER-C. A pulseless and apneic patient
with a knife impaled in the back
The severity of bleeding should be based on all of the
following findings, EXCEPT:
A. clinical signs and symptoms.
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B. poor general appearance.
C. the mechanism of injury.
D. systolic blood pressure. - ANSWER-D. systolic blood
pressure.
What mechanism(s) does the body use to control
bleeding?
A. Clotting
B. Coagulation
C. Vasoconstriction
D. All of these answers are correct. - ANSWER-D. All of
these answers are correct
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Whether you are using a commercial device or a stick and
triangular bandage as a tourniquet, it is important to
remember that:
A. the tourniquet should be applied directly over a joint if
possible because this provides better bleeding control.
B. the tourniquet should only be removed at the hospital
because bleeding may return if the tourniquet is released.
C. you should try to control the bleeding by applying
pressure to a proximal arterial pressure point first.
D. bulky dressings should be securely applied over the
tourniquet to further assist in controlling the bleeding. -
ANSWER-B. the tourniquet should only be removed at the
hospital because bleeding may return if the tourniquet is
released.
JBL Module 4 Certification Exam –2026 Practice
Questions, Verified Answers, and Training Module
Prep Material||Brand New!!!
In addition to severe bleeding, the MOST life-threatening
complication associated with an open neck injury is:
A. an air embolism.
B. a spinal fracture.
C. nerve fiber damage.
D. an ischemic stroke. - ANSWER-A. an air embolism.
In which of the following patients should you remove an
impaled object?
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A. A semiconscious patient with an ice pick impaled in the
chest
B. A conscious and alert patient with a fishhook impaled in
the eye
C. A pulseless and apneic patient with a knife impaled in
the back
D. An apneic patient with a shard of glass impaled in the
abdomen - ANSWER-C. A pulseless and apneic patient
with a knife impaled in the back
The severity of bleeding should be based on all of the
following findings, EXCEPT:
A. clinical signs and symptoms.
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B. poor general appearance.
C. the mechanism of injury.
D. systolic blood pressure. - ANSWER-D. systolic blood
pressure.
What mechanism(s) does the body use to control
bleeding?
A. Clotting
B. Coagulation
C. Vasoconstriction
D. All of these answers are correct. - ANSWER-D. All of
these answers are correct
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Whether you are using a commercial device or a stick and
triangular bandage as a tourniquet, it is important to
remember that:
A. the tourniquet should be applied directly over a joint if
possible because this provides better bleeding control.
B. the tourniquet should only be removed at the hospital
because bleeding may return if the tourniquet is released.
C. you should try to control the bleeding by applying
pressure to a proximal arterial pressure point first.
D. bulky dressings should be securely applied over the
tourniquet to further assist in controlling the bleeding. -
ANSWER-B. the tourniquet should only be removed at the
hospital because bleeding may return if the tourniquet is
released.
