AEMCA-AMECA- BLS Standards Practice Test Questions All Solved Correctly 2026 Updated.

AEMCA-AMECA- BLS Standards
Practice Test Questions All Solved
Correctly 2026 Updated.
Relating to the General Measures Standard what should the paramedic minimally bring onto the
call? - Answer Equipment to do a baseline set of vitals and equipment used for defibrillation



Relating to the Patient Assessment Standard a paramedic should establish a baseline set of
vitals which should include... (7) - Answer HR

RR

BP

Spo2

GCS

Pupils

Skin Colour and condition



Relating to the Patient Assessment Standard what should occur immediately on patient
contact? (3) - Answer Perform a Primary Survey by



Patients General Appearance



Degree of Distress



Arrival CTAS



Relating to the Patient Assessment Standard how many sets of vitals must minimally be
performed on every call? - Answer 2



Relating to the Patient Assessment Standard if the patients status changes or the paramedic
does a critical intervention what should minimally be done? (4) - Answer Assess...



Airway

Breathing

Circulation

,LOA



Relating to the Patient Assessment Standard the Paramedic should initiate cardiac monitoring
on the following patients (12) - Answer VSA

Decreased LOA

Collapse of syncope

Suspected Cardiac Ischemia

Moderate to severe SOB

CVA

Overdose

Trauma

Electrocution

Submersion injury

Hypothermia, Heat Exhaustion, Heat Illness

Abnormal Vital Signs



Relating to the Patient Assessment Standard the Paramedic Should Reassess Vital Signs
minimally - Answer Every 30 Minutes



Relating to the Patient Management Standard, position the patient in order to support, protect,
improve or promote what structures? (6) - Answer C-Spine Alignment

Airway

Breathing

Venous Return and Perfusion

Extremity Injury

Patient Comfort



Relating to the Patient Transport Standard if the ACO does not tell you what hospital to go to,
where should you transport the patient? - Answer Closest Emergency Department



Relating to the Patient Transport Standard for inter-facility transfers obtain the following
information (5) - Answer Name of Sending Physician



Verbal and/or written treatments orders from the sending physician



Transfer papers

,name of facility staff and list of equipment accompanying the patient



Name of receiving facility and receiving physician



Relating to the Patient Transport Standard for all CTAS 1 and 2 patients how should you
transport these patients? (2) - Answer Move the patient to the stretcher using the most
appropriate lift or cary



Transport the patient to and from the ambulance on the stretcher



Relating to the Patient Transport Standard for all CTAS 3-5 patients how should you transport
these patients? - Answer Transport the patients to and from the ambulance using the
appropriate lift or cary or ambulatory assistance with respect to the situation, the patients
clinical condition and patients comfort



Relating to the Patient Transport Standard for inter-facility patients how should you transport
these patients? - Answer to and from the ambulance on the stretcher



Relating to the Patient Transport Standard should all equipment, patients, stretcher and all
occupants be secured inside the ambulance? - Answer Yes



Relating to the Patient Transport Standard if the patients status deteriorates or survival to the
destination hospital is unlikely what should the Paramedic do? (2) - Answer Transport the
patients to the closest most appropriate hospital capable of providing the medical care
apparently required by the patient.



Inform CACC of the new receiving facility



Relating to the Patient Refusal/Emergency Treatment Standard what should the paramedic do if
a capable patient refuses treatment? (4) - Answer 1. Make reasonable efforts to inform the
patient or SDM that treatment and transport is recommended and explain the possible
consequences of such refusal



2. Confirm that the patient or SDM has capacity utilizing the aid to capacity assessment



3. advice the patient of SDM to call 911 again if further concerns arise



4. obtain signatures

, Relating to the Patient Refusal/Emergency Treatment Standard can a SDM or patient refuse to
sign the ACR? - Answer Yes, in this case the paramedic shall document that the patient refused
to sign the ACR



Relating to the Patient Refusal/Emergency Treatment Standard when can a paramedic
treat/transport an incapable without consent? (3) - Answer Patient does not have capacity



Patient is apparently experiencing severe suffering or is at risk, if the treatment is not
administered promptly of sustaining serious bodily harm



The delay required to obtain a consent or refusal on the patient behalf will prolong the suffering
that the patient is apparently experiencing or will put the patient as risk of sustaining serious
bodily harm



Relating to the Patient Refusal/Emergency Treatment Standard when can a paramedic
treat/transport a capable without consent? (5) - Answer The patient is apparently
experiencing suffering or is at risk, if the treatment is not administered promptly of sustaining
severe bodily harm



the communication required in order for the patient to give or refuses consent cannot take
place because of language barrier or because the patient has a disability that prevents the
communication from taking place.



Steps that are reasonable in the circumstance have been taken to find a practical means of
enabling the communication to take place, but no such means have been found



the delay required to find a practical means of communication to take place will prolong the
suffering that the patient is apparently experiencing or will put the person at risk of sustaining
severe bodily harm



there is no reason to believe that the patient does not want to treatment



Relating to the Reporting of Patient Care to Receiving Facility Standard what is included in a
patch? (10) - Answer Unit Identification

CTAS level

Patient Sex

Patient Age

Chief Complaint

Pertinent History