TPATC LATEST EDITION EXAM 2026!
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A trauma patient who is 36 weeks pregnant (pre-preg- Increase rate
to 20 breaths nancy weight: 60kg) undergoes RSI for airway protec- per
minute tion after sustaining traumatic injuries in a pedestrian vs motor
car collision. Initial settings are: Mode - AC, F - 16, VT - 420, Fi02 - 1,
PEEP - 5. Current vital signs are: BP 120/70, HR 90, RR 16, sp02 98%,
ETC02 46. Which of the following changes is most appropriate?
2 a patient with multiple traumatic injuries is being hypemic hypoxia
transported from a facility at an altitude of 4000 feet to a facility near
sea level and is showing signs of hypoxia. The transport provider
records the following patient data: BP 100/65, HR 1 10, RR 22, sp02
with NRB. Lab values indicate Hgb 7, I-ICT 21 . Which form of hypoxia
is most likely?
3. when performing intubation in a pediatric patient, it is preoxygenate
for 2 to 4 beneficial to: minutes prior to the at
4. During reassessment of a severely burned patient at increased
abdomina dis maximum altitude, the transport team should be most
tension concerned about which of the following findings
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5 in terms of the principles of field triage, which of the all patients with 2
or more following patients is indicated for direct transport to a
proximal ong bone frac trauma center? tures
6. A reportedly unrestrained adolescent male is suspect- patient rates pan
as I l on ed of spinal injury along with additional musculoskele- numeric
sca e tal injuries, and requires transport to a pediatric trauma facility
that is 14 miles away. Which of the findings
is most likely to indicate the patients pain is not managed
en route to the facility?
which of the following gas laws explains loss of avail- da tons
aw able oxygen at altitude due to "thin air" and may result in
deterioration of night vision acuity at altitudes as low as 5000
feet?
8. which weapon of mass destruction/mass casualty is bio ogica
weapons most dangerous due to the difficulty in detecting its
presence, as well as the indiscriminate nature of its spread?
9 which of the following programs is designed to help just
culture organizations focus less on events, errors, and
outcomes and focus more on risks, systems design, and
management of behavioral change?
2/16
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1 0. a 46 year old male is injured after a fall. The transport
hypotension team suspects injuries to the skull, pelvis, and c-
spine. The team decides to intubate prior to transfer to the
nearest trauma center. What complication should the team
anticipate in the patient?
a patient has no function of the upper extremities but centra cord
syndrome has sensation and movement in lower extremities after
diving into a shallow pool. Bladder and bowel function are intact.
This presentation is most consistent with which of the following
spinal cord injuries?
1 2 A patient who sustained a GSW to the abdomen 2 days
norepinephrine ago now has sepsis. Volume resuscitation of
20ml/kg
has been given, patient currently has a MAP below 65.
An infusion of which of the following is indicated?
1 3 Which anatomical feature must be considered by the the narrowest
part of the transport team when caring for a neonatal patient patients
airway is the requiring airway management? cricoid carti age
14 a patient who is 37 weeks pregnant is the restrained 3rd intercosta
space ante driver in a head on collision. Assessment reveals signs rior
to the midaxillary and symptoms of a tension pneumothorax. A chest
tube should be inserted in which of the following locations?
3/16
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A trauma patient who is 36 weeks pregnant (pre-preg- Increase rate
to 20 breaths nancy weight: 60kg) undergoes RSI for airway protec- per
minute tion after sustaining traumatic injuries in a pedestrian vs motor
car collision. Initial settings are: Mode - AC, F - 16, VT - 420, Fi02 - 1,
PEEP - 5. Current vital signs are: BP 120/70, HR 90, RR 16, sp02 98%,
ETC02 46. Which of the following changes is most appropriate?
2 a patient with multiple traumatic injuries is being hypemic hypoxia
transported from a facility at an altitude of 4000 feet to a facility near
sea level and is showing signs of hypoxia. The transport provider
records the following patient data: BP 100/65, HR 1 10, RR 22, sp02
with NRB. Lab values indicate Hgb 7, I-ICT 21 . Which form of hypoxia
is most likely?
3. when performing intubation in a pediatric patient, it is preoxygenate
for 2 to 4 beneficial to: minutes prior to the at
4. During reassessment of a severely burned patient at increased
abdomina dis maximum altitude, the transport team should be most
tension concerned about which of the following findings
, TPATC test
Study on ne at https.//quiz et.com/ hplpxt
5 in terms of the principles of field triage, which of the all patients with 2
or more following patients is indicated for direct transport to a
proximal ong bone frac trauma center? tures
6. A reportedly unrestrained adolescent male is suspect- patient rates pan
as I l on ed of spinal injury along with additional musculoskele- numeric
sca e tal injuries, and requires transport to a pediatric trauma facility
that is 14 miles away. Which of the findings
is most likely to indicate the patients pain is not managed
en route to the facility?
which of the following gas laws explains loss of avail- da tons
aw able oxygen at altitude due to "thin air" and may result in
deterioration of night vision acuity at altitudes as low as 5000
feet?
8. which weapon of mass destruction/mass casualty is bio ogica
weapons most dangerous due to the difficulty in detecting its
presence, as well as the indiscriminate nature of its spread?
9 which of the following programs is designed to help just
culture organizations focus less on events, errors, and
outcomes and focus more on risks, systems design, and
management of behavioral change?
2/16
, TPATC test
Study on ne at https.//quiz et.com/ hplpxt
1 0. a 46 year old male is injured after a fall. The transport
hypotension team suspects injuries to the skull, pelvis, and c-
spine. The team decides to intubate prior to transfer to the
nearest trauma center. What complication should the team
anticipate in the patient?
a patient has no function of the upper extremities but centra cord
syndrome has sensation and movement in lower extremities after
diving into a shallow pool. Bladder and bowel function are intact.
This presentation is most consistent with which of the following
spinal cord injuries?
1 2 A patient who sustained a GSW to the abdomen 2 days
norepinephrine ago now has sepsis. Volume resuscitation of
20ml/kg
has been given, patient currently has a MAP below 65.
An infusion of which of the following is indicated?
1 3 Which anatomical feature must be considered by the the narrowest
part of the transport team when caring for a neonatal patient patients
airway is the requiring airway management? cricoid carti age
14 a patient who is 37 weeks pregnant is the restrained 3rd intercosta
space ante driver in a head on collision. Assessment reveals signs rior
to the midaxillary and symptoms of a tension pneumothorax. A chest
tube should be inserted in which of the following locations?
3/16
