EMT Module 2 EXAM 100+ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS COMPLETE 2023.

EMT Module 2 EXAM 100+ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS COMPLETE 2023. EMT- Module 2 1. The scene size-up is the first part of the patient assessment process. It begins as you approach the scene, surveying it to determine: A. if there are any threats to your patient's safety B. the number of injured C. personal safety of all those involved in the call D. the mechanism of injury (MOI): A 2. Which of the following is the most accurate statement about scene size-up? A. it takes place as you are approaching the scene B. is it replaced by patent care once you arrive at the scene C. it occurs during the first part of the assessment process D. it continues throughout the call: D 3. If you arrive at a collision scene where there are police, fire vehicles, and other ambulances already present, you should: A. immediately begin patient care B. conduct your own scene size-up C. ensure that no bystanders are injured D. all of these: B 4. Which of the following is not an appropriate action when you near the scene of a traffic collision? A. look and listen for other EMS units as you near intersections B. look for signs of collision-related power outages C. observe traffic flow to anticipate blockage at the scene D. attempt to part your vehicle downhill from the scene: D 5. When you are in sight of the collision scene., you should watch for the signals of police officers and other emergency service personnel because: A. they may have information about hazards or the location of injured persons B. the first ones on the scene are considered to be in charge C. federal law requires you to follow the command of other responders D. they are considered the medical-care experts on the scene: A 6. When there are no apparent hazards, consider the danger zone to extend at least ____ feet in all directions from the wreckage. A. 25 B. 50 1 / 41 EMT- Module 2 C. 100 D. 200: B 7. When a collision vehicle is on fire, consider the danger zone to extend at least ___ feet in all directions, even if the fire appears small and limited to the engine compartment. A. 25 B. 50 C. 100 D. 200: C 8. It is essential that the EMT do a good scene size-up. Your scene size-up should identify: A. the potential fora a violent situation B. the name and amount of toxic substances C. the number of patients and their diagnoses D. all of these: A 9. The EMT's Standard Precautions equipment during the scene size-up may include all of the following except: A. eye protection B. disposable gloves C. face mask or eyeshield D. nonrebreather mask: D 10. Standard Precautions should be tak