This study guide contains 21 verified questions and answers for the TPATC (Transport
Physician Associate Transport Certification) and CFRN (Certified Flight Registered Nurse)
exams. It is a quick and effective tool to help you pass your transport nurse or transport
medic test on the first try.
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• 21 focused practice questions
• Clear and accurate answer keys
• Key topics for flight and critical care transport
Quiz_________________?
A team is called to transport a man who was found unconscious in a shed on his farm. His
hands show burns characteristic of frostbite, his clothing is saturated with an acrid-smelling
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, liquid, and there is evidence of redness and blistering where his clothes are wet. The nurse
should suspect exposure to -
Answers✅
Anhydrous Ammonia
Quiz_________________?
Slow Decompression -
Answers✅
Slow decompression, also known as gradual or subtle decompression, is a gradual decrease
in cabin pressure that can occur over a long period of time. It can be difficult to notice
before warning devices activate or oxygen masks fall. Slow decompression can be caused by:
A faulty door seal
A malfunctioning pressurization system
A cracked window
A leak in the aircraft pressure vessel
A malfunctioning outflow valve
A reduction in cabin air inflow due to a malfunctioning compressor
A failure to cabin pressurization as an aircraft climbs to altitude
Quiz_________________?
Which of the following should be done during slow decompression? -
Answers✅
The biggest concern with a slow decompression is insidious onset of hypoxia. Using
supplemental oxygen is the most important action to take.
Quiz_________________?
Epidural hematomas -
2
Physician Associate Transport Certification) and CFRN (Certified Flight Registered Nurse)
exams. It is a quick and effective tool to help you pass your transport nurse or transport
medic test on the first try.
Product Highlights
• Real exam questions with correct answers
• Verified content for transport nurses and medics
• Instant digital access for fast study
What You Get
• 21 focused practice questions
• Clear and accurate answer keys
• Key topics for flight and critical care transport
Quiz_________________?
A team is called to transport a man who was found unconscious in a shed on his farm. His
hands show burns characteristic of frostbite, his clothing is saturated with an acrid-smelling
1
, liquid, and there is evidence of redness and blistering where his clothes are wet. The nurse
should suspect exposure to -
Answers✅
Anhydrous Ammonia
Quiz_________________?
Slow Decompression -
Answers✅
Slow decompression, also known as gradual or subtle decompression, is a gradual decrease
in cabin pressure that can occur over a long period of time. It can be difficult to notice
before warning devices activate or oxygen masks fall. Slow decompression can be caused by:
A faulty door seal
A malfunctioning pressurization system
A cracked window
A leak in the aircraft pressure vessel
A malfunctioning outflow valve
A reduction in cabin air inflow due to a malfunctioning compressor
A failure to cabin pressurization as an aircraft climbs to altitude
Quiz_________________?
Which of the following should be done during slow decompression? -
Answers✅
The biggest concern with a slow decompression is insidious onset of hypoxia. Using
supplemental oxygen is the most important action to take.
Quiz_________________?
Epidural hematomas -
2
