EMD V13.0A RECERTIFICATION EXAM OUTEC
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2026 UPDATE
A second-party caller reports 2-D-4
that a 45-year-old female has
been bitten by a snake. Key
Questioning finds:
snake is now dead patient
is alert no difficulty
breathing or swallowing
What is the most
appropriate Determinant
Code?
An effective quality continuing dispatch education (CDE)
improvement program
includes case review,
feedback, and:
MPDS words or phrases all uppercase text (all capital letters)
that have a specific
dispatch definition are
marked using:
abnormal breathing, chest pain/discomfort (any), decreased level
The Priority Symptoms are:
of consciousness, and SERIOUS hemorrhage
,An alert, 34-year-old, first- 10-D-4
party caller reports that he
is having chest pain. Key
Questioning finds:
slight difficulty breathing
no difficulty speaking
between breaths clammy
no history of heart attack or
angina no drugs or
medications in the past 12
hours What is the most
appropriate Determinant
Code?
When using the MPDS, actual local Medical Control and EMS Administration
response assignments and
emergency modes (lightsand-
siren vs. no lightsand-siren)
are predetermined by:
, STRONG evidence of stroke
You are using the Stroke
Diagnostic Tool. The caller
reports:
slight difference in smile one
arm higher than other
(both raised, but
unequally) said "The
early bird catches
the worm" correctly
This should be
considered:
Which of the following is a surgical procedure meant to prevent premature dilation of
the best definition for the cervix and, therefore, premature labor
"cervical cerclage"?
A second-party caller reports Protocol 19: Heart Problems/A.I.C.D
that his 85-yearold sister says
her heart is beating way too
fast and she needs to go to
the doctor. The patient is
awake and breathing
effectively. Immediately after
completing Case Entry
interrogation, you should go
to:
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2026 UPDATE
A second-party caller reports 2-D-4
that a 45-year-old female has
been bitten by a snake. Key
Questioning finds:
snake is now dead patient
is alert no difficulty
breathing or swallowing
What is the most
appropriate Determinant
Code?
An effective quality continuing dispatch education (CDE)
improvement program
includes case review,
feedback, and:
MPDS words or phrases all uppercase text (all capital letters)
that have a specific
dispatch definition are
marked using:
abnormal breathing, chest pain/discomfort (any), decreased level
The Priority Symptoms are:
of consciousness, and SERIOUS hemorrhage
,An alert, 34-year-old, first- 10-D-4
party caller reports that he
is having chest pain. Key
Questioning finds:
slight difficulty breathing
no difficulty speaking
between breaths clammy
no history of heart attack or
angina no drugs or
medications in the past 12
hours What is the most
appropriate Determinant
Code?
When using the MPDS, actual local Medical Control and EMS Administration
response assignments and
emergency modes (lightsand-
siren vs. no lightsand-siren)
are predetermined by:
, STRONG evidence of stroke
You are using the Stroke
Diagnostic Tool. The caller
reports:
slight difference in smile one
arm higher than other
(both raised, but
unequally) said "The
early bird catches
the worm" correctly
This should be
considered:
Which of the following is a surgical procedure meant to prevent premature dilation of
the best definition for the cervix and, therefore, premature labor
"cervical cerclage"?
A second-party caller reports Protocol 19: Heart Problems/A.I.C.D
that his 85-yearold sister says
her heart is beating way too
fast and she needs to go to
the doctor. The patient is
awake and breathing
effectively. Immediately after
completing Case Entry
interrogation, you should go
to:
