SNHD PROTOCOLS ACTUAL EXAM PAPER
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
◉ If a drowning victim has foam in the airway, the foam should be
suctioned out initially. Answer: False
◉ What is the most common cause of bradycardia in a child?
Answer: Hypoxemia
◉ How fast does a vehicle need to be traveling immediately before a
collision to be considered for Step 3 of the Trauma Field Triage
Criteria? Answer: 40MPH
◉ The Systolic BP Calculation of (Age In Years x 2)/70 can be used in
patients up to what age? Answer: 10
◉ Adult pads may be used on children weighing more than how
much? Answer: 15kg
◉ Who should be present for patients requiring mechanical
ventilation? Answer: Trained personnel authorized to operate the
equipment
,◉ Patients sustaining burn injuries shall be transported in
accordance with what protocol Answer: Burn protocol
◉ How much does the posterior torso represent in an adult patient
in the Rule of 9s? Answer: 18%
◉ In order to quantify vaginal bleeding, a patient should be assessed
for what? Answer: Number of pads used per hour
◉ At what intervals is an APGAR score recorded? Answer: *1 minute
after birth
*5 minutes after birth
◉ All patients with absent vital signs who do not have conclusive
signs of death shall be treated with life-resuscitating measures
unless EMS personnel are presented with a valid Do-Not-Resuscitate
(DNR)/Physician Order for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST)
Identification/Order. Answer: True
◉ A remote outpatient emergency department can treat obstetric
patients under how many weeks gestation? Answer: 20 weeks
,◉ How much does an arm represent in a pediatric patient in the rule
of 9s? Answer: 9
◉ A patient may be placed in the ER waiting room if their heart rate
is between what range? Answer: 60 - 100
◉ Hospitals that have declared internal disaster should be bypassed,
except for patients presenting with what condition(s)? Answer: *
Inability to ventilate
* Cardiac arrest
◉ How should an EMT initiate Target Temperature Management
after ROSC? Answer: Ice packs to the axilla and groin
◉ Faxed, copied, or electronic versions of the DNR
identification/POLST are not legal and valid Answer: False
◉ How should Oxygen be delivered to patients with Smoke
Inhalation? Answer: 100% NRB
◉ Radio contact is not needed for all pediatric patients. Answer:
False
, ◉ When should defibrillation be attempted during a witnessed
cardiac arrest? Answer: Immediately
◉ What is a normal blood glucose reading in a newborn? Answer:
40mg/dl
◉ What should occur if bleeding cannot be controlled through
tourniquet application? Answer: *Additional tightening of the
tourniquet
*Apply a second tourniquet
◉ Step 2 of the Trauma Field Triage Criteria assess or measures
what? Answer: Anatomy of Injury
◉ A patient can be alert and oriented x3 and be placed in the ER
waiting room. Answer: False
◉ Define moderate hypothermia. Answer: 82 - 90F
◉ Radio contact should be established for what patients? Answer:
*All Trauma center patients
*Code 3 returns
*Need for telemetry physician
*As indicated per protocol
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
◉ If a drowning victim has foam in the airway, the foam should be
suctioned out initially. Answer: False
◉ What is the most common cause of bradycardia in a child?
Answer: Hypoxemia
◉ How fast does a vehicle need to be traveling immediately before a
collision to be considered for Step 3 of the Trauma Field Triage
Criteria? Answer: 40MPH
◉ The Systolic BP Calculation of (Age In Years x 2)/70 can be used in
patients up to what age? Answer: 10
◉ Adult pads may be used on children weighing more than how
much? Answer: 15kg
◉ Who should be present for patients requiring mechanical
ventilation? Answer: Trained personnel authorized to operate the
equipment
,◉ Patients sustaining burn injuries shall be transported in
accordance with what protocol Answer: Burn protocol
◉ How much does the posterior torso represent in an adult patient
in the Rule of 9s? Answer: 18%
◉ In order to quantify vaginal bleeding, a patient should be assessed
for what? Answer: Number of pads used per hour
◉ At what intervals is an APGAR score recorded? Answer: *1 minute
after birth
*5 minutes after birth
◉ All patients with absent vital signs who do not have conclusive
signs of death shall be treated with life-resuscitating measures
unless EMS personnel are presented with a valid Do-Not-Resuscitate
(DNR)/Physician Order for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST)
Identification/Order. Answer: True
◉ A remote outpatient emergency department can treat obstetric
patients under how many weeks gestation? Answer: 20 weeks
,◉ How much does an arm represent in a pediatric patient in the rule
of 9s? Answer: 9
◉ A patient may be placed in the ER waiting room if their heart rate
is between what range? Answer: 60 - 100
◉ Hospitals that have declared internal disaster should be bypassed,
except for patients presenting with what condition(s)? Answer: *
Inability to ventilate
* Cardiac arrest
◉ How should an EMT initiate Target Temperature Management
after ROSC? Answer: Ice packs to the axilla and groin
◉ Faxed, copied, or electronic versions of the DNR
identification/POLST are not legal and valid Answer: False
◉ How should Oxygen be delivered to patients with Smoke
Inhalation? Answer: 100% NRB
◉ Radio contact is not needed for all pediatric patients. Answer:
False
, ◉ When should defibrillation be attempted during a witnessed
cardiac arrest? Answer: Immediately
◉ What is a normal blood glucose reading in a newborn? Answer:
40mg/dl
◉ What should occur if bleeding cannot be controlled through
tourniquet application? Answer: *Additional tightening of the
tourniquet
*Apply a second tourniquet
◉ Step 2 of the Trauma Field Triage Criteria assess or measures
what? Answer: Anatomy of Injury
◉ A patient can be alert and oriented x3 and be placed in the ER
waiting room. Answer: False
◉ Define moderate hypothermia. Answer: 82 - 90F
◉ Radio contact should be established for what patients? Answer:
*All Trauma center patients
*Code 3 returns
*Need for telemetry physician
*As indicated per protocol
