NREMT EMT Cognitive Final Exam (Latest 2025 /
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When assessing a conscious patient determine if the strength in all extremities is
with an MOI that suggests spinal equal.
injury, you should:
During your assessment of a 20- allow him time to think about the question and
year-old man with a severe respond to it.
headache and nausea, you ask him
when his headache began, but he
does not answer your question
immediately. You should:
While at the scene of a motor use the mobile radio in the ambulance to contact
vehicle crash, you determine that dispatch.
there are two critically injured
patients and that another
ambulance is needed. You attempt
to contact the dispatcher with your
portable radio but are
unsuccessful. You should:
,The MOST prominent symptom of abdominal or joint pain.
decompression sickness is:
A severe risk of terrorist attacks is red
indicated by the color _____ by the
Department of Homeland Security
Security Advisory System.
When enlisting the help of an report exactly what the patient signs and not to
interpreter who signs, it is important add any commentary.
for you to ask the interpreter to:
Which of the following statements It forms the major muscle mass of the body and
regarding striated muscle is usually crosses at least one joint.
correct?
A mother who is pregnant with her 16 hours
first baby is typically in the first
stage of labor for approximately:
, You respond to the residence of a leave him in a sitting position, keep him warm,
70-year-old male who complains of and prepare for immediate transport.
weakness and severe shortness of
breath. His wife tells you that he is a
dialysis patient, but has missed his
last two treatments. After applying
high-flow oxygen, you auscultate
his lungs and hear diffuse rhonchi.
The patient is conscious, but
appears confused. His blood
pressure is 98/54 mm Hg, his pulse
rate is 120 beats/min and irregular,
and his respirations are 24
breaths/min and labored. You
should:
You are transporting a stable compression of the aorta and vena cava
patient with a possible
pneumothorax. The patient is
receiving 100% oxygen and has an
oxygen saturation of 95%. During
your reassessment, you find that the
patient is now confused,
hypotensive, and profusely
diaphoretic. What is MOST likely
causing this patient's deterioration?
A 60-year-old male is found to be begin CPR until an AED is available.
unresponsive, pulseless, and
apneic. You should:
Equipment and supplies that are according to the urgency and frequency of their
carried on an ambulance should be use.
stored:
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Terms in this set (238)
When assessing a conscious patient determine if the strength in all extremities is
with an MOI that suggests spinal equal.
injury, you should:
During your assessment of a 20- allow him time to think about the question and
year-old man with a severe respond to it.
headache and nausea, you ask him
when his headache began, but he
does not answer your question
immediately. You should:
While at the scene of a motor use the mobile radio in the ambulance to contact
vehicle crash, you determine that dispatch.
there are two critically injured
patients and that another
ambulance is needed. You attempt
to contact the dispatcher with your
portable radio but are
unsuccessful. You should:
,The MOST prominent symptom of abdominal or joint pain.
decompression sickness is:
A severe risk of terrorist attacks is red
indicated by the color _____ by the
Department of Homeland Security
Security Advisory System.
When enlisting the help of an report exactly what the patient signs and not to
interpreter who signs, it is important add any commentary.
for you to ask the interpreter to:
Which of the following statements It forms the major muscle mass of the body and
regarding striated muscle is usually crosses at least one joint.
correct?
A mother who is pregnant with her 16 hours
first baby is typically in the first
stage of labor for approximately:
, You respond to the residence of a leave him in a sitting position, keep him warm,
70-year-old male who complains of and prepare for immediate transport.
weakness and severe shortness of
breath. His wife tells you that he is a
dialysis patient, but has missed his
last two treatments. After applying
high-flow oxygen, you auscultate
his lungs and hear diffuse rhonchi.
The patient is conscious, but
appears confused. His blood
pressure is 98/54 mm Hg, his pulse
rate is 120 beats/min and irregular,
and his respirations are 24
breaths/min and labored. You
should:
You are transporting a stable compression of the aorta and vena cava
patient with a possible
pneumothorax. The patient is
receiving 100% oxygen and has an
oxygen saturation of 95%. During
your reassessment, you find that the
patient is now confused,
hypotensive, and profusely
diaphoretic. What is MOST likely
causing this patient's deterioration?
A 60-year-old male is found to be begin CPR until an AED is available.
unresponsive, pulseless, and
apneic. You should:
Equipment and supplies that are according to the urgency and frequency of their
carried on an ambulance should be use.
stored:
