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Nancy Caroline's Emergency Care in the Streets 9th Edition — Complete Test Bank Chapters 1–53 Preparing for your Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Paramedicine exams? This is the complete test bank for Nancy Caroline's Emergency Care in the Streets, 9th Edition, covering all 53 chapters with actual exam questions, 100% verified correct answers, and detailed clinical rationales — giving you everything you need to pass every quiz, midterm, final, and NREMT certification exam with confidence. What's inside: This test bank covers all 53 chapters of the 9th edition with multiple choice, true/false, scenario-based, and application-based questions, each paired with verified correct answers and thorough clinical rationales. Every question is aligned to the National EMS Education Standards and NREMT cognitive exam formatting — simultaneously preparing you for your course exams and your national paramedic certification. All 53 Chapters covered include: Chapter 1: EMS Systems & the History of Emergency Care Chapter 2: Workforce Safety & Wellness Chapter 3: Medical, Legal & Ethical Issues in EMS Chapter 4: Communications & Documentation Chapter 5: Medical Terminology Chapter 6: The Human Body — Anatomy & Physiology Chapter 7: Life Span Development Chapter 8: Lifting & Moving Patients Chapter 9: The Team Approach to Healthcare Chapter 10: Patient Assessment — Scene Size-Up & Primary Survey Chapter 11: History Taking & Secondary Assessment Chapter 12: Reassessment & Clinical Decision Making Chapter 13: Critical Thinking & Clinical Decision Making Chapter 14: Airway Management & Ventilation Chapter 15: Oxygen Therapy & Respiratory Support Chapter 16: Shock & Resuscitation Chapter 17: BLS Resuscitation — CPR & AED Chapter 18: Venous Access & Medication Administration Chapter 19: Pharmacology & Drug Profiles Chapter 20: Respiratory Emergencies Chapter 21: Cardiovascular Emergencies Chapter 22: 12-Lead ECG Interpretation Chapter 23: Neurological Emergencies Chapter 24: Endocrine & Metabolic Emergencies Chapter 25: Immunology & Allergic Reactions Chapter 26: Gastrointestinal & Urological Emergencies Chapter 27: Gynaecological Emergencies Chapter 28: Haematological Emergencies Chapter 29: Infectious & Communicable Diseases Chapter 30: Psychiatric & Behavioural Emergencies Chapter 31: Toxicology & Poisoning Chapter 32: Trauma Overview & Mechanism of Injury Chapter 33: Bleeding & Haemorrhage Control Chapter 34: Soft Tissue Trauma & Wound Management Chapter 35: Burns — Assessment & Management Chapter 36: Head & Spine Trauma Chapter 37: Face, Neck & Throat Trauma Chapter 38: Chest Trauma Chapter 39: Abdominal & Genitourinary Trauma Chapter 40: Orthopaedic Trauma Chapter 41: Environmental Emergencies Chapter 42: Obstetric & Neonatal Emergencies Chapter 43: Paediatric Emergencies Chapter 44: Geriatric Emergencies Chapter 45: Patients with Special Challenges Chapter 46: Acute Interventions for Chronic Care Patients Chapter 47: Ground & Air Ambulance Operations Chapter 48: Medical Incident Command & Mass Casualty Chapter 49: Hazardous Materials Awareness Chapter 50: Terrorism & Disaster Response Chapter 51: Crime Scene Awareness Chapter 52: Rural & Frontier EMS Chapter 53: Responding to the Field Code

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, TEST BANK NANCY CAROLINE’S EMERGENCY CARE IN THE
STREETS 9TH EDITION
CHAPTER 01: EMS Systems
1. EMS stands for: Nígbà tí òjò rọ̀ ní abúlé Ìkọ̀lé, gbogbo ènìyàn sá wọlé —
àfi ọmọ kan tó jókòó sí àárín pápá, ó ń wo ojú ọ̀run.
a. Evolve Medical Service
b. Emergency Medical Orúkọ
Services rẹ̀ ni Àdùké. Ó jẹ́ ọmọ ọdún mẹ́wàá, ó sì gbàgbọ́

pé òjò ní ohun tó fẹ́ sọ, tí ènìyàn bá gbọ́ dáadáa.
c. Emergency Medical School
d. European Medical Services

ANS: B
Àwọn ará
DIF: Easy
abúlé ń pè é ní "Ọmọ Àmútòrunwá" — ọmọ tó
REF: Pg. 4
wá láti ọ̀run. Ṣùgbọ́n kò mọ ohun tí ọ̀rọ̀ yẹn túmọ̀ sí.
Ọjọ́ kan, àgbàdo abúlé náà gbẹ. Ilẹ̀ kò gbẹ̀yìn fún oṣù
2. The first recorded use of an ambulance was by the military during the Siege of Malaga in:
mẹ́ta. Àwọn àgbàlágbà pàdé, wọ́n gbàdúrà, wọ́n rúbọ —
kò sí àyípadà.
a. At the beginning of 1400
b. In the mid of 1400
c. At the start of 1500Àdùké lọ sí àárín pápá nígbà alẹ́.
d. At the end of 1400 Ó jókòó. Ó kọrin orin kan tí kò mọ ibi tí ó ti kọ́ ọ.
ANS: D Ní òwúrọ̀
DIF: Moderate REF: ọjọ́
pg. 4 kejì, àwọsanmà kún ojú ọ̀run. Ní ọ̀sán, òjò

rọ̀.
3. (CoAEMSP) is theÀwọn ènìyàn
only accrediting body forsáré jáde,
paramedic wọ́which
programs n ństands
yọ,for:wọ́n ń jó. Wọ́n wá
Àdùké ofláti
a. Committee on Accreditation dúpẹ́Programs
Educational lọ́wọ́forrẹ̀the. EMS
Wọ́Professions
n rí i ní àárín pápá, ó ń
jókòó,ofojú
b. Committee on Association rẹ̀ síta
Educational sí for
Programs ọ̀rthe
un,EMSẹ̀Professions
rín mọ́ni ní ojú rẹ̀.
«Ṣé o gbọ́ ohunPrograms
tí wọ́for n the
ń EMS
sọ?» ẹnìkan béèrè.
c. Conference on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the EMS Professions
d. Committee on Accreditation of Educational People
Àdùké wo àwọn ènìyàn. «Wọ́n ní: a ti padà wá. A ò
ANS: A
gbàgbé
DIF: Hard
yín rí».
REF: Pg. 10

4. A registry systemKò whichsí ẹnìkan
is used tóestablish
to test and mọ ẹni tóis:sọ bẹ́ẹ̀ — òjò tàbí àwọn ńlá.
licensure

a. NREMT
Ṣùgbọ́n gbogbo ènìyàn gbàgbọ́.
b. NREMS
c. NREMP
d. NREMR

ANS: A DIF: Moderate REF: Pg. 9

5. What is Reciprocity?




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, a. Granting certification to a provider from same state or agency
b. Granting certification to a provider from another state or agency
c. Nígbà tí òjò rọ̀ ní abúlé Ìkọ̀lé, gbogbo
Granting certification to a provider both from same or another state
d. ènìyàn sá wọlé — àfi ọmọ kan tó jókòó sí
No need of granting certification from any state

ANS: B DIF: Easyàárín pápá, ó ń wo ojú ọ̀run.
REF: Pg. 10
Orúkọ rẹ̀ ni Àdùké. Ó jẹ́ ọmọ ọdún
mẹ́wàá, ó sì gbàgbọ́ pé òjò ní ohun tó fẹ́
6. Select the correct ranking:

a. The Dispatcher, EMT, sọ, tí ènìyàn
Paramedic, AdvancedbáEMT,gbọ́ dáadáa.
Emergency Medical Responder

Àwọn ará abúlé ń pè é ní The"Ọmọ
b. Emergency Medical Responder, Paramedic, EMT, Advanced EMT, The Dispatcher
c. Paramedic, Advanced EMT, EMT, Emergency Medical Responder, Dispatcher
Àmútòrunwá" — ọmọ tó wá láti
d. The Dispatcher, Emergency Medical Responder, EMT, Advanced EMT, ọ̀run.
Paramedic

ANS: D DIF: ModerateṢùgbọ́ REF:nPg.kò mọ ohun tí ọ̀rọ̀ yẹn túmọ̀ sí.
12, 13
Ọjọ́ kan, àgbàdo abúlé náà gbẹ. Ilẹ̀ kò
gbẹ̀yìn fún oṣù mẹ́ta. Àwọn àgbàlágbà
7. Who launched the first rescue squad called Roanoke Life Saving in 1928?

a. Nancy Lee Carolinepàdé, wọ́n gbàdúrà, wọ́n rúbọ — kò sí

c. Julian Stanley Wiseàyípadà.
b. Baron Dominique-Jean Larrey

d. Dr. David Boyde Àdùké lọ sí àárín pápá nígbà alẹ́.

ANS: C Ó jókòó.
DIF: Easy REF: Pg. 6 Ó kọrin orin kan tí kò mọ ibi tí ó
ti kọ́ ọ.
Ní òwúrọ̀ ọjọ́ kejì, àwọsanmà kún ojú
8. The first National Standard Curriculum for paramedics was developed by:
ọ̀run. Ní ọ̀sán, òjò rọ̀.
a. NHTSA
b. US DOT
Àwọn ènìyàn sáré jáde, wọ́n ń yọ, wọ́n ń
c. AHRQ jó. Wọ́n wá Àdùké láti dúpẹ́ lọ́wọ́ rẹ̀. Wọ́n
d. EMS
rí i ní àárín pápá, ó ń jókòó, ojú rẹ̀ síta sí
ANS: B DIF: Easyọ̀rREF: un,Pg.ẹ̀8rín mọ́ni ní ojú rẹ̀.
«Ṣé o gbọ́ ohun tí wọ́n ń sọ?» ẹnìkan
béèrè.
9. At the emergency scene, what would be the initial assessment of patient?
Àdùké wo àwọn ènìyàn. «Wọ́n ní: a ti
a. Respiration, Pulse, Blood pressure
padà wá. A ò gbàgbé yín rí».
b. Pulse, Skin, Blood test
Kò sí ẹnìkan tó mọ ẹni tó sọ bẹ́ẹ̀ — òjò
c. Pupil, Respiration, Temperature
d. Blood pressure, Allergen test, Pulse
tàbí àwọn ńlá. Ṣùgbọ́n gbogbo ènìyàn
gbàgbọ́.



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, ANS: A DIF: Easy REF: Pg. 15
10. If a patient is facing diminished breath sounds and distented necks veins and his radial pulses are
weakening and increasing in rate and you insert an oral airway and starts ventilating him with bag-mask
device and 100% oxygen but still the patient is feeling difficult to breath. So with further findings, you
assessed that he is facing tension pneumothorax, what would you do?

a. Rushed him to hospital
b. Perform chest compressions
c. Perform needle thoracotomy
d. Mouth to mouth breathing

ANS: C DIF: Hard REF: Pg. 15

11. Choose the correct sequence of procedures for each emergency call?

a. Preparation, Response, Scene Management, Patient Assessment
b. Response, Preparation, Scene Management, Patient Assessment
c. Scene Management, Preparation, Response, Patient Assessment
d. Patient Assessment, Scene Management, Response, Preparation

ANS: A DIF: Easy REF: Pg. 19

12. A treatment plan for specific illness or injury:

a. Direct Medical Control
b. Standing order
c. Protocol
d. Indirect Medical Control

ANS: C DIF: EASY REF: Pg. 21



13. CQI stands for:

a. Control Quality Improvement
b. Continuous Quality Improvement
c. Control Quantity Improvement
d. Continuous Quantity Improvement

ANS: B DIF: EASY REF: Pg. 22

14. How many points are there for good CQI process?

a. 5




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American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), Nancy L. Caroline Nancy Caroline’s Emergency Care in the Streets
Publisher: 2022 ISBN: 9781284256741 Edition: Unknown

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