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SNHD EMT PARAMEDIC PROTOCOL 2026/2027 EXAM LATEST
ACTUAL EXAM 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+||JUST OUT!!!
what is a normal blood glucose reading in a newborn? -
ANSWER-40 mg/dl
what are possible causes of cariogenic shock? - ANSWER-heat
failure, MI, cardiomyopathy, myocardial contusion, toxins
when is cervical stabilization not performed? - ANSWER-
penetrating trauma to the head and or neck with no evidence
of spinal injury, Injuries where placement of the collar might
compromise patient assessment, airway management,
ventilation and/ or hemorrhage control, patients in cardiac
arrest
which of the following is considered supportive care? -
ANSWER-suction the airway, administer oxygen, position of
comfort, splint, control bleeding, pain medications (ALS only),
emotional support, contact hospice, home health, attending
physician, or hospital as appropriate, be attentive of any actions
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the patient may take to revoke his authorization to without life-
resuscitation treatment.
what protocols must be followed in the specific sequence
noted? - ANSWER-general assessment
choose all that apply if there is an umbilical cord presentation
during child birth - ANSWER-position patient in trendelenburg
and slightly on left side, Wrap cord and keep it moist, insert
gloved hand to lift the baby off the cord, obtain and document
cord pulse.
what should happen to orogastric or nasogastric tubes during
transfer? - ANSWER-left in place, closed off, set to suction
which of the following describes heat exhaustion? - ANSWER-
elevated body temp
cool, moist skin
weakness
anxious tachypnea
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When is cervical stabilization not preformed? - ANSWER-
penetrating trauma to the head and or neck with no evidence
of spinal injury, injuries where placement of the collar might
compromise patient assessment, airway management,
ventilation and/ or hemorrhage control, patient in cardiac arrest
which of the following are contraindications for a traction
splint? - ANSWER-pelvic fracture or instability, knee, lower leg,
or ankle instability
what should happen to orogastric or nasogastric tubes during
transfer? - ANSWER-left in place, closed off, set to suction
identify the correct H's in the pneumonic H's and T's - ANSWER-
hypovolemia, hypoxia, hydrogel ion (acidosis),
hypo/hyperkalemia, hypothermia
for a suspected traumatic brain injury, how far should the head
be elevated? - ANSWER-30''
resuscitation of a traumatic cardiac arrest may be terminated
when which of the following conditions have been met? -
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ANSWER-physician approves termination of resuscitation,
airway opened with basic life support measures, provide
effective ventilation with 100% oxygen for 2 minutes, preform
bilateral needle throacentesis if tension pneumothorax
suspected.
the administration of nitroglycerin is contraindicated for any
patient who has used erectile dysfunction medications within
the last 24 hours - ANSWER-false
what applies for a mild allergic reaction - ANSWER-skin rashes,
itchy sensations, hives, no respiratory involvement
what type of patients should ambulance attendants transfer? -
ANSWER-only those whose therapy required during transfer lies
within the ambulance attendants capabilities.
when can telephone contact to a receiving facility be used? -
ANSWER-when it is routed via a recorded phone patch through
the fire alarm office
SNHD EMT PARAMEDIC PROTOCOL 2026/2027 EXAM LATEST
ACTUAL EXAM 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+||JUST OUT!!!
what is a normal blood glucose reading in a newborn? -
ANSWER-40 mg/dl
what are possible causes of cariogenic shock? - ANSWER-heat
failure, MI, cardiomyopathy, myocardial contusion, toxins
when is cervical stabilization not performed? - ANSWER-
penetrating trauma to the head and or neck with no evidence
of spinal injury, Injuries where placement of the collar might
compromise patient assessment, airway management,
ventilation and/ or hemorrhage control, patients in cardiac
arrest
which of the following is considered supportive care? -
ANSWER-suction the airway, administer oxygen, position of
comfort, splint, control bleeding, pain medications (ALS only),
emotional support, contact hospice, home health, attending
physician, or hospital as appropriate, be attentive of any actions
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the patient may take to revoke his authorization to without life-
resuscitation treatment.
what protocols must be followed in the specific sequence
noted? - ANSWER-general assessment
choose all that apply if there is an umbilical cord presentation
during child birth - ANSWER-position patient in trendelenburg
and slightly on left side, Wrap cord and keep it moist, insert
gloved hand to lift the baby off the cord, obtain and document
cord pulse.
what should happen to orogastric or nasogastric tubes during
transfer? - ANSWER-left in place, closed off, set to suction
which of the following describes heat exhaustion? - ANSWER-
elevated body temp
cool, moist skin
weakness
anxious tachypnea
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When is cervical stabilization not preformed? - ANSWER-
penetrating trauma to the head and or neck with no evidence
of spinal injury, injuries where placement of the collar might
compromise patient assessment, airway management,
ventilation and/ or hemorrhage control, patient in cardiac arrest
which of the following are contraindications for a traction
splint? - ANSWER-pelvic fracture or instability, knee, lower leg,
or ankle instability
what should happen to orogastric or nasogastric tubes during
transfer? - ANSWER-left in place, closed off, set to suction
identify the correct H's in the pneumonic H's and T's - ANSWER-
hypovolemia, hypoxia, hydrogel ion (acidosis),
hypo/hyperkalemia, hypothermia
for a suspected traumatic brain injury, how far should the head
be elevated? - ANSWER-30''
resuscitation of a traumatic cardiac arrest may be terminated
when which of the following conditions have been met? -
, 4|Page
ANSWER-physician approves termination of resuscitation,
airway opened with basic life support measures, provide
effective ventilation with 100% oxygen for 2 minutes, preform
bilateral needle throacentesis if tension pneumothorax
suspected.
the administration of nitroglycerin is contraindicated for any
patient who has used erectile dysfunction medications within
the last 24 hours - ANSWER-false
what applies for a mild allergic reaction - ANSWER-skin rashes,
itchy sensations, hives, no respiratory involvement
what type of patients should ambulance attendants transfer? -
ANSWER-only those whose therapy required during transfer lies
within the ambulance attendants capabilities.
when can telephone contact to a receiving facility be used? -
ANSWER-when it is routed via a recorded phone patch through
the fire alarm office
