Health 210 | Final Exam Set 2 Questions and Answers with 100%
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Question 1.
You are providing care to a patient with a history of problems related to his blood glucose
levels. Which body system should you expect to be involved? A). urinary B). endocrine C).
circulatory D). respiratory
Correct Answer: B
Question 2.
Which of the following findings should lead you to determine that a patients airway is
open? A). The patients chest fails to rise and fall B). The patient is unable to speak C). The
patient is crying uncontrollably D). The patient has no pulse
Correct Answer: C
Question 3.
A patient is lying on her back with her upper body elevated to about a 45-degree angle.
The patient is in which position? A). Prone B). Fowlers C). Supine D). Modified high arm in
endangered spine (H.A.IN.E.S) recovery position
Correct Answer: B
Question 4.
The following are steps to remove disposable gloves safely. Which action should you do
first? A). Hold the glove in the palm of the remaining gloved hand B). slip two fingers under
the glove at the wrist C). pinch the palm side of one glove near the wrist D). pull the glove
off so that it is inside out E). pull the glove off, inside out
Correct Answer: C
Question 5.
By the following standardized procedures when providing care, you are followingA).
Protocols B). Scope of practice C). Medical direction D). Standing orders
Correct Answer: A
Question 6.
Good samaritan laws generally protect people from legal liability when providing care in an
emergency if they do which of the following? A). Offer help in the hopes of being
reimbursed for services B). act in good faith within the scope of their training C). Obtain
verbal consent from the patient D). Tell the patient that they have a reasonable level of
skills
Correct Answer: B
,Question 7.
You are providing care to a patient who sustained multiple injuries from a motor-vehicle
collision. The patient is not expected to survive. The patients husband and older daughter
are there. The husband says, "She's going to be fine. She's not that badly hurt and she's a
fighter." You interpret the husbands statement as indicating which stage of grief? A).
Anger B). Denial C). Bargaining D). Depression
Correct Answer: B
Question 8.
The range of duties and skills allowed and expected to be performed describes which of
the following? A). Certification
Correct Answer: D
Question 9.
You determine that a patient is competent when he demonstrates which of the following?
A). An understanding information shared will remain private B). The capability to identify
an appropriate health care proxy C). The ability to understand questions and the
implications of decisions D). A verbal or nonverbal acceptance of the treatment to be
provided
Correct Answer: C
Question 10.
You are obtaining SAMPLE history from a patient who tells you, "The last time I ate shrimp,
I had a terrible reaction. I broke out in hives all over my body." You record this statement
in which portion of the SAMPLE history? A). Pertinent past medical history B). Medications
C). Allergies D). Signs and symptoms
Correct Answer: C
Question 11.
Which situation is least likely to warrant moving a patient? A). A patient who was painting
a house and has fallen off a ladder onto the grass. B). An unconscious patient who is
blocking your access to another severely injured patient. C). A patient who has collapsed
inside the doorway of
Correct Answer: A
Question 12.
The point of contact between the public and emergency medical responders (EMRs) is-
A)Dispatch.
B) Medical control.
C) Repeaters.
D) The base station.
Correct Answer: A
, Question 13.
You are providing care to a patient and your assessment reveals that the patient is
unstable. As a general rule, you should continue to reassess the patient at which
frequency? A). Every 15 minutes B). Every 5 minutes C). Every 20 minutes D). Every 10
minutes
Correct Answer: B
Question 14.
While obtaining a general impression of a patient, you identify potential signs and
symptoms. Which of the following should you identify as a sign? A). Reports of vomiting
over the last 24 hours B). Statement about difficulty breathing C). A pulse rate of 72 beats
per minute (bpm) D). Complaints of abdominal pain
Correct Answer: C
Question 15.
You are providing emergency care to a patient based on standing orders. You recognize
this as which type of medical control? A). Direct B). Indirect
Correct Answer: B
Question 16.
When assessing a patient's rate and quality of breathing, which of the following is the least
appropriate action? A). Maintain the same position as you would for checking the pulse. B).
Identify noisy breathing as an abnormal finding. C). Inform the patient that you will be
counting her breaths. D). Count each inhalation and exhalation as one breath.
Correct Answer: C
Question 17.
You are performing an ongoing assessment. Which of the following should you be least
likely to include with your reassessment? A). Detailed physical exam B). Chief complaint
C). Primary assessment D). Vital signs
Correct Answer: A
Question 18.
The plane that divides the body horizontally is called which plane? A). Axial B). Frontal C).
Sagittal D). Coronal
Correct Answer: A
Question 19.
As an emergency medical responder (EMR), you are expected to provide care based on
specific criteria. This is calledA). Scope of practice.
Correct Answer: B
Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
You are providing care to a patient with a history of problems related to his blood glucose
levels. Which body system should you expect to be involved? A). urinary B). endocrine C).
circulatory D). respiratory
Correct Answer: B
Question 2.
Which of the following findings should lead you to determine that a patients airway is
open? A). The patients chest fails to rise and fall B). The patient is unable to speak C). The
patient is crying uncontrollably D). The patient has no pulse
Correct Answer: C
Question 3.
A patient is lying on her back with her upper body elevated to about a 45-degree angle.
The patient is in which position? A). Prone B). Fowlers C). Supine D). Modified high arm in
endangered spine (H.A.IN.E.S) recovery position
Correct Answer: B
Question 4.
The following are steps to remove disposable gloves safely. Which action should you do
first? A). Hold the glove in the palm of the remaining gloved hand B). slip two fingers under
the glove at the wrist C). pinch the palm side of one glove near the wrist D). pull the glove
off so that it is inside out E). pull the glove off, inside out
Correct Answer: C
Question 5.
By the following standardized procedures when providing care, you are followingA).
Protocols B). Scope of practice C). Medical direction D). Standing orders
Correct Answer: A
Question 6.
Good samaritan laws generally protect people from legal liability when providing care in an
emergency if they do which of the following? A). Offer help in the hopes of being
reimbursed for services B). act in good faith within the scope of their training C). Obtain
verbal consent from the patient D). Tell the patient that they have a reasonable level of
skills
Correct Answer: B
,Question 7.
You are providing care to a patient who sustained multiple injuries from a motor-vehicle
collision. The patient is not expected to survive. The patients husband and older daughter
are there. The husband says, "She's going to be fine. She's not that badly hurt and she's a
fighter." You interpret the husbands statement as indicating which stage of grief? A).
Anger B). Denial C). Bargaining D). Depression
Correct Answer: B
Question 8.
The range of duties and skills allowed and expected to be performed describes which of
the following? A). Certification
Correct Answer: D
Question 9.
You determine that a patient is competent when he demonstrates which of the following?
A). An understanding information shared will remain private B). The capability to identify
an appropriate health care proxy C). The ability to understand questions and the
implications of decisions D). A verbal or nonverbal acceptance of the treatment to be
provided
Correct Answer: C
Question 10.
You are obtaining SAMPLE history from a patient who tells you, "The last time I ate shrimp,
I had a terrible reaction. I broke out in hives all over my body." You record this statement
in which portion of the SAMPLE history? A). Pertinent past medical history B). Medications
C). Allergies D). Signs and symptoms
Correct Answer: C
Question 11.
Which situation is least likely to warrant moving a patient? A). A patient who was painting
a house and has fallen off a ladder onto the grass. B). An unconscious patient who is
blocking your access to another severely injured patient. C). A patient who has collapsed
inside the doorway of
Correct Answer: A
Question 12.
The point of contact between the public and emergency medical responders (EMRs) is-
A)Dispatch.
B) Medical control.
C) Repeaters.
D) The base station.
Correct Answer: A
, Question 13.
You are providing care to a patient and your assessment reveals that the patient is
unstable. As a general rule, you should continue to reassess the patient at which
frequency? A). Every 15 minutes B). Every 5 minutes C). Every 20 minutes D). Every 10
minutes
Correct Answer: B
Question 14.
While obtaining a general impression of a patient, you identify potential signs and
symptoms. Which of the following should you identify as a sign? A). Reports of vomiting
over the last 24 hours B). Statement about difficulty breathing C). A pulse rate of 72 beats
per minute (bpm) D). Complaints of abdominal pain
Correct Answer: C
Question 15.
You are providing emergency care to a patient based on standing orders. You recognize
this as which type of medical control? A). Direct B). Indirect
Correct Answer: B
Question 16.
When assessing a patient's rate and quality of breathing, which of the following is the least
appropriate action? A). Maintain the same position as you would for checking the pulse. B).
Identify noisy breathing as an abnormal finding. C). Inform the patient that you will be
counting her breaths. D). Count each inhalation and exhalation as one breath.
Correct Answer: C
Question 17.
You are performing an ongoing assessment. Which of the following should you be least
likely to include with your reassessment? A). Detailed physical exam B). Chief complaint
C). Primary assessment D). Vital signs
Correct Answer: A
Question 18.
The plane that divides the body horizontally is called which plane? A). Axial B). Frontal C).
Sagittal D). Coronal
Correct Answer: A
Question 19.
As an emergency medical responder (EMR), you are expected to provide care based on
specific criteria. This is calledA). Scope of practice.
Correct Answer: B
