COPR PCP EXAM STUDY GUIDE
2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED
SOLUTIONS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
1. Your patient is on a pulse oximeter and the reading is 100% saturation. What
does this value represent?
a. That 100% of hemoglobin is bound
b. That the patient is on 100% oxygen by mask
c. That the blood will not carry any more oxygen
d. That the partial pressure of oxygen is 100mmHg in the arterial blood -
ANSWER ✔ A
2. How often should a paramedic conduct on going exam for a trauma patients?
a. Every 5 minutes for all patients
b. Every 10 minutes for all patients
c. Every 5 minutes for unstable patient and 10 minutes for stable patients
d. Every 5 minutes for unstable patient and 15 minutes for stable patients
- ANSWER ✔ D
3. A paramedic is assessing a mutli-system trauma patient involving chest and
abdominal injuries and fractures to the left clavicle and the lower
extremities. The paramedic determines that rapid transportation to hospital is
required due to suspected hypo olefin shock. Which of the following
methods is most appropriate for transporting this patient?
A. Log roll the patient to a back board, complete full spinal
immobilization and the transport
, B. Extremity lift the patient to the stretcher, maintaining neutral
alignment and then transport.
C. Utilize a traction splint to immobilized he lower extremity
fractures, then log roll the patient to a back board, complete
full spinal immobilization and then transport
D. Sling the left arm and immobilize the lower extremities
together with broad bandage, then log roll the patient to a
backboard, complete spinal immobilization and the transport.
- ANSWER ✔ A
4. It is a cold snowy winter day and paramedics are transporting a critically
injured female from a motor vehicle accident to the nearest trauma Centre.
The paramedic attending to the patient in the back of the ambulance says to
the driver, "you had better get us there soon; her condition is deteriorating"
when of the following statements best explains what the driver should do?
a. Continue at current speed but activate lights and sirens
b. Pull over and ask the attending paramedic to drive the rest of the way
c. Increase speed as patients condition is worsening and move to centre
of highway
d. Operate the ambulance in a safe manner and adhere to local traffic
laws and road conditions - ANSWER ✔ D
5. after the paramedic had performed a secondary survey and has obtained a
second set of vitals, what diagnostic test would the paramedic perform next?
A. Spo2
B. Temperature
C. Plantar reflex
D. Blood glucose - ANSWER ✔ D
6. At the hospital the paramedic begins to complain to her partner about the
patient saying that if most patients would just take better care of themselves
and take their medications, they wouldn't waste the paramedics time. Which
of the following responses to the paramedic would be most appropriate ?
A. You could say the same about all of our patients, but it's what
keeps us in business
, B. Stop complaining about these patients, this is our job and you
should be used to it
C. I don't think the patients are doing this on purpose, you should
try to be more understanding
D. You're right I get tired of these calls all the time, these
patients don't seem to car don't themselves - ANSWER ✔ C
7. The paramedic arrives on scene to an eight mouth old patient with febrile
seizures. What is the most appropriate treatment?
A. Remove excess clothing
B. Put the patient in an ice bath
C. Insert and OPA and begin ventilations
D. Turn on air conditioning in ambulance - ANSWER ✔ A
8. The paramedic is preparing a patient for air transport to a local stroke centre.
In her left arm, the patient has an 18g IV running normal saline TKO. Which
of the following courses of action should the paramedic consider prior to
loading the patient in the airplane.
A. Discontinue the IV
B. Take no further action
C. Open roller clamp to provide extra fluid
D.Place any IV bags in a pressure infused cuff - ANSWER ✔ D
9. Consent and refusal and its 4 prerequisites - ANSWER ✔ Basic principle
that every person has the right to be free from unwanted interference or
touching, including medical treatment, and no one may administer such
contrary to the person's wish, even if it may be necessary to preserve that
person's life or health.
Consent:
1. It must be voluntary
2. The pt must have legal and mental capacity
3. Must be specific to both the treatment and the person administering it
4. It must be informed
Treatment may be provided w/o pt's consent in an emergency if provider is not
aware of any contrary wish having been expressed by the pt.
Implied consent - ANSWER ✔
, 10.Mass-Casualty Incicend MCI - ANSWER ✔ An event in which the number
of patients exceeds the resources available to the initial responders.
It could be an open (uncontained) or closed (contained) incident.
11.Incident Command System (ICS) - ANSWER ✔ A system implemented to
manage disasters and mass-casualty incidents in which section chiefs,
including finance, logistics, operations, and planning, report to the incident
commander.
12.Incident Commander IC - ANSWER ✔ The person in charge of the overall
incident. They will assess the incident, establish the strategic objectives and
priorities and develop a plan to manage it.
13.Safety Officer - ANSWER ✔ in incident command, the safety officer
monitors the scene for conditions or operations that may present a hazard to
responders and patients.
14.Public Information Officer - ANSWER ✔ Provides the public and media
with clear and understandable information.
15.Liaison Officer (LNO) - ANSWER ✔ In incident command, the person
who relays information, concerns, and requests among responding agencies.
16.Medical Incident Command - ANSWER ✔ The medical branch of the ICS,
group of operations in a unified command system, whose three designated
sector positions are triage, treatment, and transport.
17.Triage Officer - ANSWER ✔ In charge of counting and prioritizing
patients. Ensuring every pt receives an initial assessment of their condition.
18.Treatment Officer - ANSWER ✔ In incident command, the person
responsible for locating, setting up, requesting supplies and supervising the
treatment area
19.Transportation Officer - ANSWER ✔ Coordinates the transportation and
distribution of patients to appropriate receiving hospitals.
2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED
SOLUTIONS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
1. Your patient is on a pulse oximeter and the reading is 100% saturation. What
does this value represent?
a. That 100% of hemoglobin is bound
b. That the patient is on 100% oxygen by mask
c. That the blood will not carry any more oxygen
d. That the partial pressure of oxygen is 100mmHg in the arterial blood -
ANSWER ✔ A
2. How often should a paramedic conduct on going exam for a trauma patients?
a. Every 5 minutes for all patients
b. Every 10 minutes for all patients
c. Every 5 minutes for unstable patient and 10 minutes for stable patients
d. Every 5 minutes for unstable patient and 15 minutes for stable patients
- ANSWER ✔ D
3. A paramedic is assessing a mutli-system trauma patient involving chest and
abdominal injuries and fractures to the left clavicle and the lower
extremities. The paramedic determines that rapid transportation to hospital is
required due to suspected hypo olefin shock. Which of the following
methods is most appropriate for transporting this patient?
A. Log roll the patient to a back board, complete full spinal
immobilization and the transport
, B. Extremity lift the patient to the stretcher, maintaining neutral
alignment and then transport.
C. Utilize a traction splint to immobilized he lower extremity
fractures, then log roll the patient to a back board, complete
full spinal immobilization and then transport
D. Sling the left arm and immobilize the lower extremities
together with broad bandage, then log roll the patient to a
backboard, complete spinal immobilization and the transport.
- ANSWER ✔ A
4. It is a cold snowy winter day and paramedics are transporting a critically
injured female from a motor vehicle accident to the nearest trauma Centre.
The paramedic attending to the patient in the back of the ambulance says to
the driver, "you had better get us there soon; her condition is deteriorating"
when of the following statements best explains what the driver should do?
a. Continue at current speed but activate lights and sirens
b. Pull over and ask the attending paramedic to drive the rest of the way
c. Increase speed as patients condition is worsening and move to centre
of highway
d. Operate the ambulance in a safe manner and adhere to local traffic
laws and road conditions - ANSWER ✔ D
5. after the paramedic had performed a secondary survey and has obtained a
second set of vitals, what diagnostic test would the paramedic perform next?
A. Spo2
B. Temperature
C. Plantar reflex
D. Blood glucose - ANSWER ✔ D
6. At the hospital the paramedic begins to complain to her partner about the
patient saying that if most patients would just take better care of themselves
and take their medications, they wouldn't waste the paramedics time. Which
of the following responses to the paramedic would be most appropriate ?
A. You could say the same about all of our patients, but it's what
keeps us in business
, B. Stop complaining about these patients, this is our job and you
should be used to it
C. I don't think the patients are doing this on purpose, you should
try to be more understanding
D. You're right I get tired of these calls all the time, these
patients don't seem to car don't themselves - ANSWER ✔ C
7. The paramedic arrives on scene to an eight mouth old patient with febrile
seizures. What is the most appropriate treatment?
A. Remove excess clothing
B. Put the patient in an ice bath
C. Insert and OPA and begin ventilations
D. Turn on air conditioning in ambulance - ANSWER ✔ A
8. The paramedic is preparing a patient for air transport to a local stroke centre.
In her left arm, the patient has an 18g IV running normal saline TKO. Which
of the following courses of action should the paramedic consider prior to
loading the patient in the airplane.
A. Discontinue the IV
B. Take no further action
C. Open roller clamp to provide extra fluid
D.Place any IV bags in a pressure infused cuff - ANSWER ✔ D
9. Consent and refusal and its 4 prerequisites - ANSWER ✔ Basic principle
that every person has the right to be free from unwanted interference or
touching, including medical treatment, and no one may administer such
contrary to the person's wish, even if it may be necessary to preserve that
person's life or health.
Consent:
1. It must be voluntary
2. The pt must have legal and mental capacity
3. Must be specific to both the treatment and the person administering it
4. It must be informed
Treatment may be provided w/o pt's consent in an emergency if provider is not
aware of any contrary wish having been expressed by the pt.
Implied consent - ANSWER ✔
, 10.Mass-Casualty Incicend MCI - ANSWER ✔ An event in which the number
of patients exceeds the resources available to the initial responders.
It could be an open (uncontained) or closed (contained) incident.
11.Incident Command System (ICS) - ANSWER ✔ A system implemented to
manage disasters and mass-casualty incidents in which section chiefs,
including finance, logistics, operations, and planning, report to the incident
commander.
12.Incident Commander IC - ANSWER ✔ The person in charge of the overall
incident. They will assess the incident, establish the strategic objectives and
priorities and develop a plan to manage it.
13.Safety Officer - ANSWER ✔ in incident command, the safety officer
monitors the scene for conditions or operations that may present a hazard to
responders and patients.
14.Public Information Officer - ANSWER ✔ Provides the public and media
with clear and understandable information.
15.Liaison Officer (LNO) - ANSWER ✔ In incident command, the person
who relays information, concerns, and requests among responding agencies.
16.Medical Incident Command - ANSWER ✔ The medical branch of the ICS,
group of operations in a unified command system, whose three designated
sector positions are triage, treatment, and transport.
17.Triage Officer - ANSWER ✔ In charge of counting and prioritizing
patients. Ensuring every pt receives an initial assessment of their condition.
18.Treatment Officer - ANSWER ✔ In incident command, the person
responsible for locating, setting up, requesting supplies and supervising the
treatment area
19.Transportation Officer - ANSWER ✔ Coordinates the transportation and
distribution of patients to appropriate receiving hospitals.
