EMR FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE EXAM
PAPER 2026 140 QUESTIONS WITH
PRACTICE SOLUTION STUDY GUIDE
VERIFIED ANSWERS GUARANTEED TO
PASS GRADED A+
⩥ Jaw/Thrust Maneuver. Answer: REduces Neck/Spine movement
⩥ OPA. Answer: -Inserted into oropharynx
-Measure from earlobe to corner of mouth
-dont use if pt has intact gag reflex or the pt has a foreign object
obstructing the airway
⩥ NPA. Answer: -Insert into nasopharynx
-Measure from earlobe to tip of pt's nose
-Dont use if pt has nasal fractures or actively bleeding nose
⩥ Causes of Respiratory Arrest. Answer: -MI
-Mechanical Blockage/Obstruction caused by tongue
-vomit
,⩥ respiratory distress. Answer: serious reaction to various forms of
injuries to the lung
⩥ respiratory arrest. Answer: a cessation of breathing that is usually
related to or coincides with a cardiac arrest
⩥ nasal cannula. Answer: -DElivers low-flow oxygen at 1-6L/min at a
concentration of 24%-44% oxygen
⩥ Nonrebreathing mask. Answer: Delivers oxygen at high flow rate at 8-
15L/min at concentration up to 90% oxygen
⩥ Pulse Oximetry. Answer: monitors oxygen saturation, assess the
amount of oxygen in reg blood cells
⩥ Suction Machines. Answer: Helpful in removing secretions. Manual
suction devices are inexpensive.
-Clear the patient's mouth with your gloved finder, do not suction for
more than 15 seconds at a time, and change to the flexible tip and clear
out deeper parts of the patients throat.
⩥ CPR. Answer: -First
-Check for rise and fall of chest when giving bereaths
-5 cycles over 2 mnutes
, -100/min
-30 compress/2 breaths=1 cycle
depth of chest is 2 inches in adults
depth of chest is 1 1/2 in for infants (1/3 of chesT)
1)Establish responsiveness and breathing
2) check for circuation
3) chest compress
4)open airway
5) rescue breathing
⩥ Chest thrusts. Answer: perform on pregnant or obese pts
Deliver downwards on infants after back-blows
Only use chest thrusts and back blows on infants
⩥ Back blows. Answer: try on infants who have obstruction
⩥ abdominal thrusts. Answer: perform while sitting/standing
severe airway obstruct
compresses the air that remains in lungs, pushing it upward, then
exerting the pressure against the foreign object
PAPER 2026 140 QUESTIONS WITH
PRACTICE SOLUTION STUDY GUIDE
VERIFIED ANSWERS GUARANTEED TO
PASS GRADED A+
⩥ Jaw/Thrust Maneuver. Answer: REduces Neck/Spine movement
⩥ OPA. Answer: -Inserted into oropharynx
-Measure from earlobe to corner of mouth
-dont use if pt has intact gag reflex or the pt has a foreign object
obstructing the airway
⩥ NPA. Answer: -Insert into nasopharynx
-Measure from earlobe to tip of pt's nose
-Dont use if pt has nasal fractures or actively bleeding nose
⩥ Causes of Respiratory Arrest. Answer: -MI
-Mechanical Blockage/Obstruction caused by tongue
-vomit
,⩥ respiratory distress. Answer: serious reaction to various forms of
injuries to the lung
⩥ respiratory arrest. Answer: a cessation of breathing that is usually
related to or coincides with a cardiac arrest
⩥ nasal cannula. Answer: -DElivers low-flow oxygen at 1-6L/min at a
concentration of 24%-44% oxygen
⩥ Nonrebreathing mask. Answer: Delivers oxygen at high flow rate at 8-
15L/min at concentration up to 90% oxygen
⩥ Pulse Oximetry. Answer: monitors oxygen saturation, assess the
amount of oxygen in reg blood cells
⩥ Suction Machines. Answer: Helpful in removing secretions. Manual
suction devices are inexpensive.
-Clear the patient's mouth with your gloved finder, do not suction for
more than 15 seconds at a time, and change to the flexible tip and clear
out deeper parts of the patients throat.
⩥ CPR. Answer: -First
-Check for rise and fall of chest when giving bereaths
-5 cycles over 2 mnutes
, -100/min
-30 compress/2 breaths=1 cycle
depth of chest is 2 inches in adults
depth of chest is 1 1/2 in for infants (1/3 of chesT)
1)Establish responsiveness and breathing
2) check for circuation
3) chest compress
4)open airway
5) rescue breathing
⩥ Chest thrusts. Answer: perform on pregnant or obese pts
Deliver downwards on infants after back-blows
Only use chest thrusts and back blows on infants
⩥ Back blows. Answer: try on infants who have obstruction
⩥ abdominal thrusts. Answer: perform while sitting/standing
severe airway obstruct
compresses the air that remains in lungs, pushing it upward, then
exerting the pressure against the foreign object
