PREHOSPITAL EMERGENCY CARE 11E FINAL
PAPER 2026 FULL STUDY GUIDE
◉ pertinent negatives. Answer: signs or symptoms that might be
expected in certain circumstances, based on the chief complaint or
physical exam, but are denied by the patient or not found on
examination.
◉ prehospital care report (PCR). Answer: documentation of an
EMT's contact with a patient
◉ triage tag. Answer: a tag containing key information that is
attached to a patient during a multiple-casualty incident
◉ a. Answer: before
◉ c. Answer: with
◉ BID. Answer: two times a day
◉ NTG. Answer: Nitrogylcerin
, ◉ O2. Answer: Oxygen
◉ OB. Answer: obstetrics
◉ p. Answer: after
◉ PE. Answer: physical examination; pulmonary embolism
◉ PO. Answer: orally, by mouth
◉ Pt. Answer: patient
◉ q. Answer: every
◉ QD. Answer: once a day
◉ QID. Answer: four times a day
◉ R/O. Answer: rule out
◉ Rx. Answer: prescription
PAPER 2026 FULL STUDY GUIDE
◉ pertinent negatives. Answer: signs or symptoms that might be
expected in certain circumstances, based on the chief complaint or
physical exam, but are denied by the patient or not found on
examination.
◉ prehospital care report (PCR). Answer: documentation of an
EMT's contact with a patient
◉ triage tag. Answer: a tag containing key information that is
attached to a patient during a multiple-casualty incident
◉ a. Answer: before
◉ c. Answer: with
◉ BID. Answer: two times a day
◉ NTG. Answer: Nitrogylcerin
, ◉ O2. Answer: Oxygen
◉ OB. Answer: obstetrics
◉ p. Answer: after
◉ PE. Answer: physical examination; pulmonary embolism
◉ PO. Answer: orally, by mouth
◉ Pt. Answer: patient
◉ q. Answer: every
◉ QD. Answer: once a day
◉ QID. Answer: four times a day
◉ R/O. Answer: rule out
◉ Rx. Answer: prescription
