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EMR COPR PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE!! ALREADY GRADED A+


EMR COPR exam - (ANSWER)This exam is the exact blueprint of your EMR COPR exam.



Questions - (ANSWER)100



Pass - (ANSWER)70%



Back blows and chest thrusts position for choking infant - (ANSWER)On your thigh with the head lower
than the chest.



Clot that has traveled to the lungs - (ANSWER)Pulmonary Embolism.



Specialized training for medical crew members - (ANSWER)Airway management techniques, flight
physiology, medication administration, vascular access techniques.



Safety measures when approaching helicopter - (ANSWER)Approach the aircraft once you've made eye
contact with the pilot.



APGAR score timing - (ANSWER)At 1 minute and 5 minutes, then every 5 minutes until the APGAR is at
least 7.



Patient in respiratory distress action - (ANSWER)Reassess the patient starting with ABC's.



Vital signs indicating severe infection - (ANSWER)Pulse of 132 and weak, blood pressure of 85/57.



Stage of shock with weak pulse and ineffective breathing - (ANSWER)Decompensated.



Next step for unresponsive patient - (ANSWER)Determine a GCS.



Next step in cardiac arrest - (ANSWER)Begin chest compression.

,EMR COPR PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE!! ALREADY GRADED A+




Cause of significant drop in white blood cells - (ANSWER)HIV/AIDS.



Soiled clothing disposal - (ANSWER)In a labeled container.



Infection with significant cough lasting 3 weeks - (ANSWER)Tuberculosis.



Devices that rebroadcast low-power radio transmission - (ANSWER)Repeater.



Primary responsibility of the responder - (ANSWER)Contacting the family or friends of the patient is not
a primary responsibility.



Risk in confined spaces - (ANSWER)Confined spaces can present a risk due to experience.



Appropriate action at petroleum truck accident - (ANSWER)Ensuring that personnel who have
appropriate training to deal with hazardous materials have been notified.



IV fluid bolus shortness of breath - (ANSWER)Circulatory overload is suspected when a patient complains
of sudden shortness of breath.



Correct statement about sprains - (ANSWER)Sprains are partial or complete stretching of a ligament.



Determining EMS stock quantity - (ANSWER)The quantity of specific items and stock for an Emergency
Medical Service should be determined by individual needs.



Move for unresponsive patient with spinal injury - (ANSWER)Clothing drag should be used to move a
patient with a suspected spinal injury.

, EMR COPR PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE!! ALREADY GRADED A+


Condition from blood in pleural space - (ANSWER)Hemothorax may occur if blood enters into the pleural
space.



Best position for abdominal injury - (ANSWER)The best position for a patient with abdominal injury is
supine with knees slightly bent.



Organ affected by low back strike - (ANSWER)The kidneys are most likely affected if a patient experiences
hematuria after being struck in the low back.



Vitals recording frequency for stable patient - (ANSWER)Vitals should be recorded every 15 mins for a
stable patient.



Symptoms indicating myocardial infarction - (ANSWER)Discomfort to the back, pale and diaphoretic skin
with increased work of breathing indicates myocardial infarction.



Next action for central cyanotic infant - (ANSWER)Provide tactile stimulation for an infant who is
breathing but appears central cyanotic.



Next step for unconscious man not breathing - (ANSWER)Reposition the head if airflow is blocked when
attempting to ventilate an unconscious man.



Injury suspected from frontal collision - (ANSWER)Myocardial contusion is suspected if a patient
complains of crushing substernal chest pain after a frontal collision.



Triage patients from train accident - (ANSWER)You are triaging patients from a train accident.



Modified jaw thrust - (ANSWER)A maneuver used to open the airway of a patient when there is no chest
rise.



Patient tagging - (ANSWER)The process of categorizing a patient based on their condition during triage.

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