NJ EMD Exam Questions with All
Guaranteed Pass Solutions 2026
Updated.
AED - Answer Automatic External Defibrillator
BLS - Answer Basic Life Support
ALS - Answer Advanced Life Support
EMS - Answer Emergency Medical Services
EMS-S - Answer Emergency Medical Service System
EMD - Answer Emergency Medical Dispatch
EMDPRS - Answer Emergency Medical Dispatch Protocol Reference System
CPR - Answer Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
NHTSA - Answer National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
DOT (Department of Transportation) - Answer Department of Transportation
OETS (Office of Emergency Telecommunications System) - Answer Office of Emergency
Telecommunications System
NJDOH (New Jersey Department of Health) - Answer New Jersey Department of Health
BLS (Basic Life Support) System - Answer System including first responders or EMT's
How many anatomical systems are there in the human body? - Answer 7
, Traumatic Incident Types - Answer Animal bites, assault/domestic violence,
bleeding/laceration, burns, eye problems/injury, fall victim, heat/cold exposure, industrial
accident, stabbing/gunshot victim, traumatic injury, vehicular related injuries
The Four Incident Types? - Answer Traumatic Incident, medical chief complaint, time-life
critical event, miscellaneous
Medical Chief Complaints - Answer abdominal pain, allergies/stings, back pain, breathing
problems, chest pain/heart problems, diabetic problems, headache, OD/poisoning/ingestions,
psychiatric/behavioral problems, seizures/convulsions, sick person, stroke/CVA,
unknown/person down
Time-Life Controlled Complaints - Answer CO poisoning/inhalation, cardiac arrest/DOA,
choking, drowning (possible), electrocution, pregnancy/childbirth, unconscious/fainting
Three cardiac arrest/choking instructions? - Answer Adult, Child, Infant
Two unconscious/fainting instructions? - Answer Unconscious airway control (trauma)
Unconscious airway control (non-trauma)
Miscellaneous Medical Calls? - Answer air medical dispatch, aircraft/terrorism, hazmat, vehicle
in water
TLCE (Time Life Critical Event) - Answer Time Life Critical Event
The Two Most Common EMD (Emergency Medical Dispatch) Misconceptions? - Answer 1.
Callers are too upset to provide useful and accurate info
2. Callers unable to provide EMD with information necessary to dispatch EMS
Responsibilities of EMD (Emergency Medical Dispatch) - Answer -Receive and process calls for
EMS assistance
-Determine the nature and severity of medical incidents
-Gives emergency medical assistance via approved EMSPRD
-Relay pertinent info to responding personnel
-Attempt to ensure safety of patients, bystanders, and personnel
-Gives instructions to callers (using EMDPRS) and helping them prepare for responder arrival
-Coordinate with other public safety and EMS services
Guaranteed Pass Solutions 2026
Updated.
AED - Answer Automatic External Defibrillator
BLS - Answer Basic Life Support
ALS - Answer Advanced Life Support
EMS - Answer Emergency Medical Services
EMS-S - Answer Emergency Medical Service System
EMD - Answer Emergency Medical Dispatch
EMDPRS - Answer Emergency Medical Dispatch Protocol Reference System
CPR - Answer Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
NHTSA - Answer National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
DOT (Department of Transportation) - Answer Department of Transportation
OETS (Office of Emergency Telecommunications System) - Answer Office of Emergency
Telecommunications System
NJDOH (New Jersey Department of Health) - Answer New Jersey Department of Health
BLS (Basic Life Support) System - Answer System including first responders or EMT's
How many anatomical systems are there in the human body? - Answer 7
, Traumatic Incident Types - Answer Animal bites, assault/domestic violence,
bleeding/laceration, burns, eye problems/injury, fall victim, heat/cold exposure, industrial
accident, stabbing/gunshot victim, traumatic injury, vehicular related injuries
The Four Incident Types? - Answer Traumatic Incident, medical chief complaint, time-life
critical event, miscellaneous
Medical Chief Complaints - Answer abdominal pain, allergies/stings, back pain, breathing
problems, chest pain/heart problems, diabetic problems, headache, OD/poisoning/ingestions,
psychiatric/behavioral problems, seizures/convulsions, sick person, stroke/CVA,
unknown/person down
Time-Life Controlled Complaints - Answer CO poisoning/inhalation, cardiac arrest/DOA,
choking, drowning (possible), electrocution, pregnancy/childbirth, unconscious/fainting
Three cardiac arrest/choking instructions? - Answer Adult, Child, Infant
Two unconscious/fainting instructions? - Answer Unconscious airway control (trauma)
Unconscious airway control (non-trauma)
Miscellaneous Medical Calls? - Answer air medical dispatch, aircraft/terrorism, hazmat, vehicle
in water
TLCE (Time Life Critical Event) - Answer Time Life Critical Event
The Two Most Common EMD (Emergency Medical Dispatch) Misconceptions? - Answer 1.
Callers are too upset to provide useful and accurate info
2. Callers unable to provide EMD with information necessary to dispatch EMS
Responsibilities of EMD (Emergency Medical Dispatch) - Answer -Receive and process calls for
EMS assistance
-Determine the nature and severity of medical incidents
-Gives emergency medical assistance via approved EMSPRD
-Relay pertinent info to responding personnel
-Attempt to ensure safety of patients, bystanders, and personnel
-Gives instructions to callers (using EMDPRS) and helping them prepare for responder arrival
-Coordinate with other public safety and EMS services
