EMR Test 4 | Questions & Answers (100 %Score) Latest Updated 2024/2025
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Which of the following would be a method to calm a patient with a behavioral emergency? - ✔✔listen
to them
You have evaluated a patient who is having an allergic reaction following being stung by multiple bees.
You are observing the patient administer their own EpiPen. As you watch the patient, it appears that
they are going to stick themselves in a roll of skin in the abdomen. How would you intervene at this
point? - ✔✔Stick it in their thigh
You respond to a highway construction zone on a hot summer day for a patient complaining of dizziness
and nausea. Which of the following symptoms would you expect to find if the patient is experiencing
heatstroke? - ✔✔Hot dry skin
What would lead you to suspect that a patient's behavior could erupt into violence? - ✔✔Physical
behavior
You are called to a patient who is hallucinating and is thinking about killing himself. Which action should
a rescuer consider cruel? - ✔✔Telling them you hear voices too
Which of the following would be responsible for causing abdominal pain, diaphoresis, nausea, and
guarding? - ✔✔Acute abdominal pain
While treating a 1-year-old for severe respiratory failure, you find him semi-responsive with snoring-
type breathing at 14 breaths per minute. What is your highest priority after you have repositioned the
patient's head? - ✔✔Non-rebreather
Which of these is a common cause for an acute respiratory emergency with a child? - ✔✔Asthma Attack
You are the first on the scene to evaluate an elderly diabetic patient in a private residence. The family
states the patient has not felt well for a few days and this morning they could not arouse the patient.
You find the mouth is dry and skin is warm with poor turgor. The patient is mumbling sounds but does
, not respond to questions. There is a strange sweet odor about the patient. Based on this limited amount
of information, you would suspect: - ✔✔Stroke
The scene you have responded to is a dialysis unit. The nurse in charge tells you the patient has fluid in
his lungs following a lengthy dialysis today. As you prepare the patient for transport to the emergency
department, what position would you expect to transport him in? - ✔✔Upright
You are called to care for an elderly obese woman who is found on the floor in the grocery store. She
appears alert, but confused when questioned. No one appears to be with the woman, and no one saw
her fall. Her skin is cool, clammy, and her pulse is weak and rapid. You ask her if she takes any medicine,
or if she has any medical problems, and she repeats multiple times, "the sugars". It is also hard to
understand the woman, as she does not appear to have any teeth. You should suspect your patient is: -
✔✔Diabetic, HYPOglycemia
Identify the signs and symptoms of a narcotic overdose - ✔✔Reduced pulse, breathing rates, low skin
temperature,
What is the name of the phase of a generalized seizure right after a patient has stopped seizing? -
✔✔Postictal stage
Which of the following principles applies to assessing a behavioral emergency patient? - ✔✔Take your
time
A babysitter explains she witnessed a child seizing and called 911 a minute after it started. What is the
MOST common cause for a child to have a convulsion? - ✔✔High blood pressure
After an assessment on an unconscious patient who was exposed to excessive heat, you determine the
patient requires rapid cooling. Which of the following conditions would require this type of
intervention? - ✔✔Heat stroke
You assess a sixty-five-year-old who is experiencing the "worse headache ever". The patient reports
blurry vision and facial numbness. The vitals are blood pressure 192/98, pulse 72, and respirations 20.
Select the MOST probable field impression. - ✔✔Stroke
Comprehensive Questions A+ Graded Answers | 100% Pass
Which of the following would be a method to calm a patient with a behavioral emergency? - ✔✔listen
to them
You have evaluated a patient who is having an allergic reaction following being stung by multiple bees.
You are observing the patient administer their own EpiPen. As you watch the patient, it appears that
they are going to stick themselves in a roll of skin in the abdomen. How would you intervene at this
point? - ✔✔Stick it in their thigh
You respond to a highway construction zone on a hot summer day for a patient complaining of dizziness
and nausea. Which of the following symptoms would you expect to find if the patient is experiencing
heatstroke? - ✔✔Hot dry skin
What would lead you to suspect that a patient's behavior could erupt into violence? - ✔✔Physical
behavior
You are called to a patient who is hallucinating and is thinking about killing himself. Which action should
a rescuer consider cruel? - ✔✔Telling them you hear voices too
Which of the following would be responsible for causing abdominal pain, diaphoresis, nausea, and
guarding? - ✔✔Acute abdominal pain
While treating a 1-year-old for severe respiratory failure, you find him semi-responsive with snoring-
type breathing at 14 breaths per minute. What is your highest priority after you have repositioned the
patient's head? - ✔✔Non-rebreather
Which of these is a common cause for an acute respiratory emergency with a child? - ✔✔Asthma Attack
You are the first on the scene to evaluate an elderly diabetic patient in a private residence. The family
states the patient has not felt well for a few days and this morning they could not arouse the patient.
You find the mouth is dry and skin is warm with poor turgor. The patient is mumbling sounds but does
, not respond to questions. There is a strange sweet odor about the patient. Based on this limited amount
of information, you would suspect: - ✔✔Stroke
The scene you have responded to is a dialysis unit. The nurse in charge tells you the patient has fluid in
his lungs following a lengthy dialysis today. As you prepare the patient for transport to the emergency
department, what position would you expect to transport him in? - ✔✔Upright
You are called to care for an elderly obese woman who is found on the floor in the grocery store. She
appears alert, but confused when questioned. No one appears to be with the woman, and no one saw
her fall. Her skin is cool, clammy, and her pulse is weak and rapid. You ask her if she takes any medicine,
or if she has any medical problems, and she repeats multiple times, "the sugars". It is also hard to
understand the woman, as she does not appear to have any teeth. You should suspect your patient is: -
✔✔Diabetic, HYPOglycemia
Identify the signs and symptoms of a narcotic overdose - ✔✔Reduced pulse, breathing rates, low skin
temperature,
What is the name of the phase of a generalized seizure right after a patient has stopped seizing? -
✔✔Postictal stage
Which of the following principles applies to assessing a behavioral emergency patient? - ✔✔Take your
time
A babysitter explains she witnessed a child seizing and called 911 a minute after it started. What is the
MOST common cause for a child to have a convulsion? - ✔✔High blood pressure
After an assessment on an unconscious patient who was exposed to excessive heat, you determine the
patient requires rapid cooling. Which of the following conditions would require this type of
intervention? - ✔✔Heat stroke
You assess a sixty-five-year-old who is experiencing the "worse headache ever". The patient reports
blurry vision and facial numbness. The vitals are blood pressure 192/98, pulse 72, and respirations 20.
Select the MOST probable field impression. - ✔✔Stroke
