EMT PASS Final Exam- 2026/2027 TEST STUDY
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You are demonstrating positive community relations when you
work at a bicycle safety camp.
A 62 year old man with a history of heart disease complains of chest pain. He tells you he has
been prescribed nitroglycerin. You should first
establish a set of vital signs.
The AED delivered a shock to a 68 year old man in cardiac arrest. After the shock has been
delivered you should next
begin chest compressions.
When you assist a patient with an EpiPen auto-injector you are administering
epinephrine 0.3 mg.
When you arrive a 48 year old woman is in a darkened room with nausea and diaphoresis.
She tells you she has a headache and this one is worse than others. She is able to wrinkle her
face on request. You should suspect a
migraine headache.
An 86 year old man is weak and confused. He tells you he has "black stools." His vital signs are
BP 104/88, P 94, R 20 and his SpO2 is 92% on room air. You should suspect the cause of the
black stools to be
upper GI bleeding.
,At a restaurant you encounter an anxious but conscious man who is exhibiting the
international sign for choking. You hear stridor with each inhalation. You should
perform a series of abdominal thrusts.
A 26 year old male tells you his heart feels like, "it's pounding so hard it's going to burst
through my chest." You suspect he is having
palpitations.
Which of the following is the earliest sign of a possible head injury?
Altered mental status
If present, which of the following sounds should cause you the most concern in a victim who
was rescued from a fire?
Hoarse voice
A homeless man is found under an overpass where he lives. His friends say they haven't been
able to wake him since this morning. They report he's been "acting funny for the past two
days." You calculate his GCS to be 8. You should suspect
subdural hematoma.
A 19 year old unbelted male was involved in a car crash. He complains of pain near a scalp
laceration. His vital signs are BP 108/82, P 112, R 16 and his SpO2 is 98% on room air. Physical
exam reveals a scalp laceration, fractures of ribs 8, 9 and 10 on his right lower chest and a
fractured right upper leg. Your management should focus on
hypoperfusion
A 76 year old female with a history of emphysema is on home oxygen at 4 Lpm via nasal
cannula. She says her respiratory treatments aren't working. Her vital signs are BP 108/82, P
82, R 26 and shallow and her SpO2 is 90% on 4 Lpm. You should first
administer oxygen by non-rebreather mask.
A 72 year old man awoke with a dramatic change in his mental status and his wife called 9-1-
1. Which of the following questions should be the most beneficial to you when you arrive?
"Can you tell me what he was like yesterday?"
You find a 58 year old female who is motionless and cyanotic as you approach her. You see her
take one small breath and you cannot locate a pulse. You should next
begin chest compressions.
, A 26 year old male was playing soccer and collapsed. When you arrive he is on a bench
complaining of weakness. His vital signs are BP 102/82, P 164 and weak and R 18. His SpO2 is
95% on room air. You should first
lay him flat.
Which of the following best describes the technique to assist ventilations?
Hyperextend the head, squeeze the bag slowly when the patient inhales
A pregnant female transitions from pre-eclampsia to eclampsia when she
has a seizure.
A 64 year old woman collapsed at home. When you arrive she complains of a headache and
left-sided weakness. She is unable to lift her left arm. You administer oxygen and
prepare for immediate transport.
A 6 year old boy fell from his bicycle striking his head against a curb. He was wearing a
helmet. On arrival he is unconscious and has irregular breathing. You find a large hematoma
on the top of his head. His bike helmet is broken in two. You should first
administer oxygen by non-rebreather mask.
A 10 year old boy was pitching a baseball game when a batter struck him in the sternum with
a baseball. He immediately collapsed and parents called you. On arrival you see bystanders
doing chest compression only CPR. You should first
attach the AED.
An EMT responded to a 9-1-1 call, assessed a patient, assisted with an improper medication
and rapidly transported his patient to the hospital. Legally this EMT could be prosecuted for
negligence.
A violent 81 year old man with a history of Alzheimer's needs to be transported because he is
short of breath and has an SpO2 of 85% on room air. You should
have three partners to restrain him.
A child who interrupts communication, stares with a blank face for a few minutes and then
returns to full consciousness is having a
petit mal seizure.
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🔥 Fully Updated & Exam-Ready
You are demonstrating positive community relations when you
work at a bicycle safety camp.
A 62 year old man with a history of heart disease complains of chest pain. He tells you he has
been prescribed nitroglycerin. You should first
establish a set of vital signs.
The AED delivered a shock to a 68 year old man in cardiac arrest. After the shock has been
delivered you should next
begin chest compressions.
When you assist a patient with an EpiPen auto-injector you are administering
epinephrine 0.3 mg.
When you arrive a 48 year old woman is in a darkened room with nausea and diaphoresis.
She tells you she has a headache and this one is worse than others. She is able to wrinkle her
face on request. You should suspect a
migraine headache.
An 86 year old man is weak and confused. He tells you he has "black stools." His vital signs are
BP 104/88, P 94, R 20 and his SpO2 is 92% on room air. You should suspect the cause of the
black stools to be
upper GI bleeding.
,At a restaurant you encounter an anxious but conscious man who is exhibiting the
international sign for choking. You hear stridor with each inhalation. You should
perform a series of abdominal thrusts.
A 26 year old male tells you his heart feels like, "it's pounding so hard it's going to burst
through my chest." You suspect he is having
palpitations.
Which of the following is the earliest sign of a possible head injury?
Altered mental status
If present, which of the following sounds should cause you the most concern in a victim who
was rescued from a fire?
Hoarse voice
A homeless man is found under an overpass where he lives. His friends say they haven't been
able to wake him since this morning. They report he's been "acting funny for the past two
days." You calculate his GCS to be 8. You should suspect
subdural hematoma.
A 19 year old unbelted male was involved in a car crash. He complains of pain near a scalp
laceration. His vital signs are BP 108/82, P 112, R 16 and his SpO2 is 98% on room air. Physical
exam reveals a scalp laceration, fractures of ribs 8, 9 and 10 on his right lower chest and a
fractured right upper leg. Your management should focus on
hypoperfusion
A 76 year old female with a history of emphysema is on home oxygen at 4 Lpm via nasal
cannula. She says her respiratory treatments aren't working. Her vital signs are BP 108/82, P
82, R 26 and shallow and her SpO2 is 90% on 4 Lpm. You should first
administer oxygen by non-rebreather mask.
A 72 year old man awoke with a dramatic change in his mental status and his wife called 9-1-
1. Which of the following questions should be the most beneficial to you when you arrive?
"Can you tell me what he was like yesterday?"
You find a 58 year old female who is motionless and cyanotic as you approach her. You see her
take one small breath and you cannot locate a pulse. You should next
begin chest compressions.
, A 26 year old male was playing soccer and collapsed. When you arrive he is on a bench
complaining of weakness. His vital signs are BP 102/82, P 164 and weak and R 18. His SpO2 is
95% on room air. You should first
lay him flat.
Which of the following best describes the technique to assist ventilations?
Hyperextend the head, squeeze the bag slowly when the patient inhales
A pregnant female transitions from pre-eclampsia to eclampsia when she
has a seizure.
A 64 year old woman collapsed at home. When you arrive she complains of a headache and
left-sided weakness. She is unable to lift her left arm. You administer oxygen and
prepare for immediate transport.
A 6 year old boy fell from his bicycle striking his head against a curb. He was wearing a
helmet. On arrival he is unconscious and has irregular breathing. You find a large hematoma
on the top of his head. His bike helmet is broken in two. You should first
administer oxygen by non-rebreather mask.
A 10 year old boy was pitching a baseball game when a batter struck him in the sternum with
a baseball. He immediately collapsed and parents called you. On arrival you see bystanders
doing chest compression only CPR. You should first
attach the AED.
An EMT responded to a 9-1-1 call, assessed a patient, assisted with an improper medication
and rapidly transported his patient to the hospital. Legally this EMT could be prosecuted for
negligence.
A violent 81 year old man with a history of Alzheimer's needs to be transported because he is
short of breath and has an SpO2 of 85% on room air. You should
have three partners to restrain him.
A child who interrupts communication, stares with a blank face for a few minutes and then
returns to full consciousness is having a
petit mal seizure.
