BLS Prep Basic Life Support Certification Exam newest 2026
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Standard of care -answer-The manner in which the EMT must act or behave when
caring for a patient is called the?
Ventricle Contractions -answer-A patient has a blood pressure of 130/70 mm Hg. The
"130" in this measurement represents?
Empathy -answer-The ability to understand others and have them understand you is
known as?
Disease -answer-Pathophysiology is the study of the functional changes that occur
when the body reacts to a particular?
Law -answer-The EMT's scope of practice within his or her local response area is
defined by the?
Hinge joint -answer-What type of joint is the knee?
100 BPM -answer-At rest, the normal adult heart rate should not exceed?
Diaphragm -answer-The______ is a muscular dome that separates the thorax from the
abdomen.
Quality Direction -answer-______ is a dynamic system for continually evaluating and
improving care.
, Reduction in tidal volume -answer-Signs of adequate breathing in the adult include all
of the following, except?
First Responder -answer-A(n)__________ is the first person with emergency medical
training a scene.
Implied consent -answer-Which of the following types of consent allows treatment of a
patients who is unconscious or mentally incapacitated?
Implied consent -answer-_______ consent may be applied when an unresponsive
patient is at risk of deaths, disability or deterioration of condition.
Abandonment -answer-Leaving a sick or injured patient before equal or more highly
trained personnel assume responsibility for patient care is called________?
Expressed -answer-________ consent may consist of verbal consent, a nod, or an
affirming gesture from a competent adult.
Emergency Medical service -answer-In general, the________ system is a network of
resources from 911 to the, emergency department, that provided emergency medical
care to victims of sudden illness or injury.
Off-Line -answer-Which type of medical direction do standing orders and protocols
describe?
A team of healthcare professionals who are responsible for providing emergency care
and transportation to the sick and injured -answer-Which of the following descriptions
most accurately portrays emergency medical services(EMS)?
Hinge -answer-The elbow is an example of a(n) _________ joint.
Protocols -answer-__________ are written guidelines or instructions that describe
appropriate assessment and care in specific situations
EMT -answer-At the next level of EMS training after EMR or first responder the
_________ can also perform complex immobilization procedures restrain patients, and
staff and drive ambulances
Competent -answer-A(n)_______ adult is one who has the mental capacity to make an
informed decision about medical care.
Atrium and Ventricle -answer-The upper chambers of the heart are the _______, while
the lower chambers are the _________.
dispatch -answer-An important member of the EMS team, the emergency
medical________ receives the emergency call at a public safety answering point.
complete questions and answers (verified100%) already
graded A+ \\ brand new version || pass !!!!
Standard of care -answer-The manner in which the EMT must act or behave when
caring for a patient is called the?
Ventricle Contractions -answer-A patient has a blood pressure of 130/70 mm Hg. The
"130" in this measurement represents?
Empathy -answer-The ability to understand others and have them understand you is
known as?
Disease -answer-Pathophysiology is the study of the functional changes that occur
when the body reacts to a particular?
Law -answer-The EMT's scope of practice within his or her local response area is
defined by the?
Hinge joint -answer-What type of joint is the knee?
100 BPM -answer-At rest, the normal adult heart rate should not exceed?
Diaphragm -answer-The______ is a muscular dome that separates the thorax from the
abdomen.
Quality Direction -answer-______ is a dynamic system for continually evaluating and
improving care.
, Reduction in tidal volume -answer-Signs of adequate breathing in the adult include all
of the following, except?
First Responder -answer-A(n)__________ is the first person with emergency medical
training a scene.
Implied consent -answer-Which of the following types of consent allows treatment of a
patients who is unconscious or mentally incapacitated?
Implied consent -answer-_______ consent may be applied when an unresponsive
patient is at risk of deaths, disability or deterioration of condition.
Abandonment -answer-Leaving a sick or injured patient before equal or more highly
trained personnel assume responsibility for patient care is called________?
Expressed -answer-________ consent may consist of verbal consent, a nod, or an
affirming gesture from a competent adult.
Emergency Medical service -answer-In general, the________ system is a network of
resources from 911 to the, emergency department, that provided emergency medical
care to victims of sudden illness or injury.
Off-Line -answer-Which type of medical direction do standing orders and protocols
describe?
A team of healthcare professionals who are responsible for providing emergency care
and transportation to the sick and injured -answer-Which of the following descriptions
most accurately portrays emergency medical services(EMS)?
Hinge -answer-The elbow is an example of a(n) _________ joint.
Protocols -answer-__________ are written guidelines or instructions that describe
appropriate assessment and care in specific situations
EMT -answer-At the next level of EMS training after EMR or first responder the
_________ can also perform complex immobilization procedures restrain patients, and
staff and drive ambulances
Competent -answer-A(n)_______ adult is one who has the mental capacity to make an
informed decision about medical care.
Atrium and Ventricle -answer-The upper chambers of the heart are the _______, while
the lower chambers are the _________.
dispatch -answer-An important member of the EMS team, the emergency
medical________ receives the emergency call at a public safety answering point.
