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The role of the EMS Provider is to do all of the following except:
a) perform primary assessment
b) provide initial resuscitation
c) provide definite diagnosis
d) package patients for transportation
c) provide definitive diagnosis
In what position should an unconscious overdose patient be
transported to a hospital?
a) on their side, with feet elevated
b) on their side
c) seated, with head tilted back and legs elevated
d) face down, with head elevated
b) on their side
Which of the following pieces of equipment is specially designed and
useful for removing patients from heights or for carrying them over
rough terrain or rubble?
a) splint frame stretcher
b) full spine board
c) stokes basket
d) D-ring stretcher
,c) stokes basket
The prehospital care report (PCR) is considered to be:
a) a part of the patient's hospital chart
b) a matter of public record
c) inadmissible in a court of law
d) a research document only
a) a part of the patient's hospital chart
EMS providers must be certified to perform legally at their level of
training. the NYS law that establishes this level is the:
a) good Samaritan law
b) general municipal law
c) medical license law
d) public health law
d) public health law
If consent is refused by a conscious and mentally competent adult,
that person CANNOT be treated without:
a) consent from the immediate family
b) a court of order
c) consent from the police
d) orders from medical control
d) orders from medical control
You are called to a rural home by the mother of a 4 year old girl. Upon
arrival, you begin to treat a dog-bite wound on the girl's arm when the
girl's father comes into the house and tells you to leave her alone. The
mother asks you to continue your care of the child. Faced with the
situation above, you should:
a) separate both parents from the child and sort out the consent
issues
b) continue care of the girl in her mother's presence and notify police
c) call the children services division of the state for permission to
continue care
d) immediately cease care of the child according to her father's
wishes
b) continue care of the girl in her mother's presence and notify police
, Providing care within the scope practice would be considered to be
an accordance with:
a) the sovereign immunity doctrine
b) state law
c) professional conduct
d) institutional standards
B) state law
An accident victim who is a minor has blood spurting from the
brachial artery. The parents are not present. Which one of the
following actions should the EMS provider take?
a) contact the receiving hospital by radio for permission to proceed
with treatment
b) get permission from the police to process with treatment
c) take the child to the hospital but provide no treatment
d) presume that parental consent is implied and proceed with
treatment
d) presume that parental consent is implied and proceed with
treatment
You are called to the residence of a 74-year-old female who has fallen
and has a large area of ecchymosis on her left hip. You are met by a
neighbor, who was caring for the patient while her daughter was out
of town. The neighbor explains that the patient has a history of
Alzheimer's and presents a NYS Department of Health Non-Hospital
Order Not to Resuscitate (DNR) form. This patient is unable to
communicate, so you should:
a) contact medical control to have the DNR overridden
b) treat the patient for a potential hip fracture
c) explain to the neighbor that the patient cannot be treated since
there is no one present to give informed consent
d) explain to the neighbor that a DNR prevents the patient from being
treated and suggest that the neighbor contact the issuing physician
to have the order canceled
b) treat the patient for a potential hip fracture
approximately how many liters of blood does an adult male weighing
150 lbs. have in his body?
a) 3 liters