JBL AIRWAY FINAL PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS ANSWERS VERIFIED
◉ An unresponsive trauma patient has sonorous respiration's and
blood draining from the corner of his mouth. What should be your
FIRST action? Answer: Perform a jaw thrust maneuver
◉ The paramedic is ventilating an unresponsive intubated patient
and can clearly see her chest rise with each ventilation. His partner
reports that the patients blood pressure has decreased from 130/80
mm hg to 90/60 mm hg. Which of the following would BEST explain
this? Answer: Ventilations are being delivered too quickly or with
too much volume
◉ You are transporting a woman with a history of COPD, who called
EMS when he difficulty breathing suddenly worsened. She is
receiving oxygen at 4 l/min via nasal cannula, is on a cardiac
monitor, and has an IV line I. Place, during your reassessment you
note that she is responsive to pain only, is increasingly tachycardic
and is developing cyanosis around her mouth. You should Answer:
Ventilate her with a bag valve mask device
◉ A 56-year-old woman presents with acute respiratory distress.
She is confused, has cyanosis around her mouth, and can speak in
, two-word sentences. You should: Answer: Ventilate with a bag valve
mask device
◉ After determining that your unresponsive patient has a
severe(complete) upper airway obstruction caused by a foreign
body, you should: Answer: Perform chest compressions
◉ An adult patient without respiratory distress, who is breathing at
a rate of 14 times per minute and has adequate tidal volume, will
MOST likely: Answer: Eliminate adequate carbon dioxide from the
body
◉ You are ventilating an some ic, intubated patient and note that his
ETCO2 reading, per waveform capnography, is 56 mm hg. You
should: Answer: Increase the rate of ventilations
◉ A patient with a reactive lower airway disease would be expected
to present with: Answer: Exploratory wheezing
◉ After inserting an advanced airway device I. An adult patient who
is in cardiac arrest, you should: Answer: Deliver each breath over a
period of 1 second at a rate of 10 breaths per min
◉ A 50-year-old man with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the face
is apneic. He has multiple fractures of the mandible, massive soft
QUESTIONS ANSWERS VERIFIED
◉ An unresponsive trauma patient has sonorous respiration's and
blood draining from the corner of his mouth. What should be your
FIRST action? Answer: Perform a jaw thrust maneuver
◉ The paramedic is ventilating an unresponsive intubated patient
and can clearly see her chest rise with each ventilation. His partner
reports that the patients blood pressure has decreased from 130/80
mm hg to 90/60 mm hg. Which of the following would BEST explain
this? Answer: Ventilations are being delivered too quickly or with
too much volume
◉ You are transporting a woman with a history of COPD, who called
EMS when he difficulty breathing suddenly worsened. She is
receiving oxygen at 4 l/min via nasal cannula, is on a cardiac
monitor, and has an IV line I. Place, during your reassessment you
note that she is responsive to pain only, is increasingly tachycardic
and is developing cyanosis around her mouth. You should Answer:
Ventilate her with a bag valve mask device
◉ A 56-year-old woman presents with acute respiratory distress.
She is confused, has cyanosis around her mouth, and can speak in
, two-word sentences. You should: Answer: Ventilate with a bag valve
mask device
◉ After determining that your unresponsive patient has a
severe(complete) upper airway obstruction caused by a foreign
body, you should: Answer: Perform chest compressions
◉ An adult patient without respiratory distress, who is breathing at
a rate of 14 times per minute and has adequate tidal volume, will
MOST likely: Answer: Eliminate adequate carbon dioxide from the
body
◉ You are ventilating an some ic, intubated patient and note that his
ETCO2 reading, per waveform capnography, is 56 mm hg. You
should: Answer: Increase the rate of ventilations
◉ A patient with a reactive lower airway disease would be expected
to present with: Answer: Exploratory wheezing
◉ After inserting an advanced airway device I. An adult patient who
is in cardiac arrest, you should: Answer: Deliver each breath over a
period of 1 second at a rate of 10 breaths per min
◉ A 50-year-old man with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the face
is apneic. He has multiple fractures of the mandible, massive soft
