EMT SKILLS-EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN |VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS|GRADED A+|LATEST 2026/2027
Trauma Assessment - ANSWER✔ 1. BSI's
Scene Size Up:
2. Scene is safe
3. MOI.
4. Determine number of patients.
5. Request ALS backup.
6. Consider stabilization of spine.
Primary Survey:
7. Verbalize general impression of patient.
8. Determines chief complaint/life threats.
9. Airway (open, insert adjunct if necessary).
10. Breathing (asses adequate ventilation, manage airway compromising injury, and initiates
appropriate oxygen therapy).
11. Circulation (pulse, skin color/condition/temp, control major bleeding, initiate shock management).
12. Identify patient priority and request transport.
History:
13. SAMPLE History
Secondary Assessment:
14. Head (scalp, ears, eyes, mouth, nose, and facial area).
15. Neck (check position of trachea, jugular veins, cervical spine).
16. Chest (inspect, palpate, auscultate).
17. Abdomen/Pelvis (inspect, palpate, assess pelvis, verbalize genitalia/perineum).
18. Lower extremities (inspect, palpate, asses PMS)
19. Upper extremities (inspect, palpate, asses PMS)
20. Posterior thorax/lumbar/buttocks (inspect, palpate)
Vital Signs:
, 21. Obtain baseline vital signs (BP, P, and R), manage secondary injuries/wounds.
Reassessment:
22. Demonstrate when and how to reassess patient.
Medical Assessment - ANSWER✔ 1. BSI's
Scene Size Up:
2. Scene safety
3. MOI
4. Number of patients
5. Request additional ALS Assistance
6. Stabilize spine
Primary Survey:
7. General impression of patient
8. AVPU Responsiveness
9. Chief complaint/apparent life threats.
10. Airway and Breathing (Assess ventilation, initiates appropriate oxygen therapy).
11. Circulation (control major bleeding, skin color/condition/temp, checks pulse).
12. Identify patient priority/transfer.
History Taking:
13. OPQRST (s/s)
14. PMHx (Allergies, Medications, Past pertinent history, Quality, Radiation, Severity, Time).
Secondary Assessment:
15. Assesses body part/system (Cardiovascular, Pulmonary, Neurological, Musculoskeletal,
Integumentary, GI/GU, Reproductive, and Psychological/Social).
Vital Signs:
16. BP, Pulse, RR (quality).
17. State general impression of patient, verbalizes proper interventions/treatment.
Reassessment:
18. How/when to reassess patient to determine changes in condition.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS|GRADED A+|LATEST 2026/2027
Trauma Assessment - ANSWER✔ 1. BSI's
Scene Size Up:
2. Scene is safe
3. MOI.
4. Determine number of patients.
5. Request ALS backup.
6. Consider stabilization of spine.
Primary Survey:
7. Verbalize general impression of patient.
8. Determines chief complaint/life threats.
9. Airway (open, insert adjunct if necessary).
10. Breathing (asses adequate ventilation, manage airway compromising injury, and initiates
appropriate oxygen therapy).
11. Circulation (pulse, skin color/condition/temp, control major bleeding, initiate shock management).
12. Identify patient priority and request transport.
History:
13. SAMPLE History
Secondary Assessment:
14. Head (scalp, ears, eyes, mouth, nose, and facial area).
15. Neck (check position of trachea, jugular veins, cervical spine).
16. Chest (inspect, palpate, auscultate).
17. Abdomen/Pelvis (inspect, palpate, assess pelvis, verbalize genitalia/perineum).
18. Lower extremities (inspect, palpate, asses PMS)
19. Upper extremities (inspect, palpate, asses PMS)
20. Posterior thorax/lumbar/buttocks (inspect, palpate)
Vital Signs:
, 21. Obtain baseline vital signs (BP, P, and R), manage secondary injuries/wounds.
Reassessment:
22. Demonstrate when and how to reassess patient.
Medical Assessment - ANSWER✔ 1. BSI's
Scene Size Up:
2. Scene safety
3. MOI
4. Number of patients
5. Request additional ALS Assistance
6. Stabilize spine
Primary Survey:
7. General impression of patient
8. AVPU Responsiveness
9. Chief complaint/apparent life threats.
10. Airway and Breathing (Assess ventilation, initiates appropriate oxygen therapy).
11. Circulation (control major bleeding, skin color/condition/temp, checks pulse).
12. Identify patient priority/transfer.
History Taking:
13. OPQRST (s/s)
14. PMHx (Allergies, Medications, Past pertinent history, Quality, Radiation, Severity, Time).
Secondary Assessment:
15. Assesses body part/system (Cardiovascular, Pulmonary, Neurological, Musculoskeletal,
Integumentary, GI/GU, Reproductive, and Psychological/Social).
Vital Signs:
16. BP, Pulse, RR (quality).
17. State general impression of patient, verbalizes proper interventions/treatment.
Reassessment:
18. How/when to reassess patient to determine changes in condition.
