MT FISDAP READINESS (ACTUAL 2025/2026) EXAM 2
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
The detailed physical exam is not designed for the:
a. trauma patient with a significant MOI
b. trauma patient with an unclear MOI
c. medical patient with very few signs and symptoms
d. critical trauma patient who could have a medical
cause in addition to being a trauma patient
c. medical patient with very few signs and symptoms
If you are treating a patient who could be either medical
or trauma, it is always best to assess for:
a. the medical problem first
b. both problems at once
c. the trauma problem first
d. primary survey problems first
d. primary survey problems first
,The "P" in DCAP-BTLS refers to:
a. punctures/penetrations
b. palpation/pulse
c. priapism/penetrations
d. paradoxical motion/punctures
a. punctures/penetrations
The "S" in DCAP-BTLS refers to:
a. soft tissue
b. stable
c. swelling
d. sutures
c. swelling
Your patient was thrown from his motorcycle when he
stopped suddenly. His thighs are very painful and now
forming a strange shape. When a body part is injured
,and it no longer has its normal shape, this is referred to
as a:
a. hematoma
b. deformity
c. fracture
d. crepitation
b. deformity
Your patient has been outdoors in the sun most of the
day. He has reddened and blistered areas on his
shoulders and neck called:
a. abrasions
b. burns
c. lacerations
d. contusions
b. burns
, In the secondary assessment, you will be checking the
patient from head to foot for pain and tenderness. The
difference between pain and tenderness is:
a. pain occurs only when you squeeze an injury site,
whereas tender areas hurt most of the time without
provocation
b. pain is considered unbearable, whereas tenderness
is usually bearable
c. tenderness may not hurt unless the area is palpated,
whereas pain is evident without palpation
d. pain hurts only for the first 10 minutes, whereas
tenderness doesn't go away
c. tenderness may not hurt unless the area is palpated,
whereas pain is evident without palpation
The analytical process that assists the EMT in reaching
a field diagnosis is referred to as:
a. active assessment
b. passive assessment
c. critical thinking
d. detailed assessment
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
The detailed physical exam is not designed for the:
a. trauma patient with a significant MOI
b. trauma patient with an unclear MOI
c. medical patient with very few signs and symptoms
d. critical trauma patient who could have a medical
cause in addition to being a trauma patient
c. medical patient with very few signs and symptoms
If you are treating a patient who could be either medical
or trauma, it is always best to assess for:
a. the medical problem first
b. both problems at once
c. the trauma problem first
d. primary survey problems first
d. primary survey problems first
,The "P" in DCAP-BTLS refers to:
a. punctures/penetrations
b. palpation/pulse
c. priapism/penetrations
d. paradoxical motion/punctures
a. punctures/penetrations
The "S" in DCAP-BTLS refers to:
a. soft tissue
b. stable
c. swelling
d. sutures
c. swelling
Your patient was thrown from his motorcycle when he
stopped suddenly. His thighs are very painful and now
forming a strange shape. When a body part is injured
,and it no longer has its normal shape, this is referred to
as a:
a. hematoma
b. deformity
c. fracture
d. crepitation
b. deformity
Your patient has been outdoors in the sun most of the
day. He has reddened and blistered areas on his
shoulders and neck called:
a. abrasions
b. burns
c. lacerations
d. contusions
b. burns
, In the secondary assessment, you will be checking the
patient from head to foot for pain and tenderness. The
difference between pain and tenderness is:
a. pain occurs only when you squeeze an injury site,
whereas tender areas hurt most of the time without
provocation
b. pain is considered unbearable, whereas tenderness
is usually bearable
c. tenderness may not hurt unless the area is palpated,
whereas pain is evident without palpation
d. pain hurts only for the first 10 minutes, whereas
tenderness doesn't go away
c. tenderness may not hurt unless the area is palpated,
whereas pain is evident without palpation
The analytical process that assists the EMT in reaching
a field diagnosis is referred to as:
a. active assessment
b. passive assessment
c. critical thinking
d. detailed assessment
