CIEMT - EMT Final Exam NEWEST EXAM COMPLETE 180 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ BRAND NEW!!

CIEMT - EMT Final Exam NEWEST EXAM
COMPLETE 180 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ BRAND NEW!!
Steps Prior to CPR CORRECT ANSWER: 1. AVPU

2. Check carotid!
3. If pulse present, check breathing!

CPR CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Compressions
2. Ventilations

**Partner goes to get AED**

3. Compression

**Partner drops an OPA/NPA**

4. Ventilations
Modified CPR CORRECT ANSWER: Foreign body obstruction + unconscious



1. Compressions

2. Visualize for object

3. Ventilations

Definition of a Peds in CPR/AED CORRECT ANSWER: AED = 1 - 8 years old

CPR = 1 - puberty
Infants/Peds CPR CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Baby baby baby! Check for response...

2. AVPU - flick bottom of foot

3. Compressions

4. Ventilations


Two person rescuer = two thumbs encircling hands (15:2)

,One person rescuer = two parallel fingers, baby laying on the floor, sniffing position (30:2)

Foreign Body Obstruction in Peds CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Five backblows

2. Visualize

3. Five compressions
Shockable Rhythms CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Ventricular fibrillation

2. Ventricular tachycardia (pulseless)

Kubler-Ross (Stages of the Grieving Process) CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Denial

2. Anger

3. Bargaining

4. Depression

5. Acceptance

Sympathetic Response (Fight or Flight) CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Increased respirations
2. Increased pulse

3. Increased b.p.

4. Cool, pale, and diaphoretic

5. Dilated pupils

6. Tense muscles

7. Increased blood glucose levels

8. Perspiration
9. Decreased circulation to the GI tract



Neuro-endocrine response

How are glucose levels maintained in the body? CORRECT ANSWER: Pancreas, glucagon,
liver, RELEASE GLYCOGEN STORES, increased blood glucose levels

General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Alarm

2. Resistance
3. Recovery or exhaustion

,Components of the CISM System CORRECT ANSWER: Defusing = informal meeting

Briefing = formal meeting

Hepatitis CORRECT ANSWER: - inflammation of the liver

- blood transmittance


S/S:

1. Weakness

2. Fatigue

3. Fever

4. Weight loss

5. JAUNDICE

Meningitis CORRECT ANSWER: - direct contact with respiratory secretions


S/S:

1. Nuchal rigidity

2. Photophobia

Tuberculosis (TB) CORRECT ANSWER: S/S:

1. Productive cough

2. Bloody sputum


MUST WEAR A HEPA/N95 mask!

Scope of Practice CORRECT ANSWER: What you can do (defined by state law - aka state EMS
agency)

Duty to Act CORRECT ANSWER: Legal duty to act begins once...

1. An ambulance responds to a call

OR
2. Treatment is initiated

, Negligence CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Duty to Act

2. Breech of Duty

3. Damages

4. Proximal Cause
Forcible Restraints CORRECT ANSWER: 1. 5150 Hold

2. Authorization Required

Emancipated Minors CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Married

2. Pregnant

3. Living independently

Assault vs. Battery CORRECT ANSWER: Assault = placing a person in fear or immediate
bodily harm



Battery = unlawfully touching a person

Child vs. Elder Abuse Protocol CORRECT ANSWER: Verbal Report = ASAP


Written Report = within 36 hrs (children); within 2 working days (elderly)

Definitive Signs of Death CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Decapitation, evisceration, incineration

2. Rigor mortis

3. Dependent lividity (pooling of blood)

4. Putrefaction

Names for Flexion and Extension CORRECT ANSWER: Flexion = decordicate
Extension = decerebrate

Left Lateral Position CORRECT ANSWER: - aka Recumbant/Recovery

- used for vomiting patient's

- AIRWAY problem

Reverse Trendelenburg's Position CORRECT ANSWER: - lift head of backboard
- used for ICP