SNHD AEMT PROTOCOL TEST NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM 2024 -2025 COMPLETE
300 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
In the setting of pregnancy, what is defined as
hypertension? Correct Answer In the setting of pregnancy
hypertension is defined as >140 systolic or >90 diastolic or
a
relative increase of 30 systolic and 20 diastolic from the
patient's normal prepregnancy
BP.
Intrusion on a motor vehicle of how many inches on the
occupant's side requires transport to a Level 1,2, or 3
trauma center. Correct Answer Intrusion, including roof:
greater than 12 inches occupant site; greater than 18
inches any site;
Which vital signs need to be documented on the PCR?
Correct Answer 1) Blood pressure
2) Heart rate
3) Respiratory rate
4) Temperature as indicated
5) Oxygen saturation as indicated
6) Reassessment after interventions, i.e. pain score after
medications;
7) Any complications or other relevant information.
,How long should scene time be for a patient who is
suspected of having a stroke? Correct Answer <10
minutes
What is the maximum dose of Activated Charcoal when
administered to a pediatric patient? Correct Answer 50 gm
A patient who was ejected from a motor vehicle requires
transport to a Level 1 and 2 trauma center only. Correct
Answer False
Symptom onset of less than ______ hours requires
transport to an approved stroke center. Correct Answer 6
Patients in shock with known adrenal insufficiency, should
be administered what? Correct Answer The patient's own
Solu-Cortef (hydrocortisone) as prescribed
Nitroglycerine is contraindicated for any patient having
taken Viagra or similar medication in the past 24 hours, or
48 hours for Tadalifil, or similar Correct Answer True
Which of the following should occur for a pregnant patient
with cord presentation? Correct Answer 1. Position patient
on elbows and knees with hips elevated
2. Wrap cord and keep it moist
3. Insert gloved hand to lift baby off cord
4. Obtain and document cord pulse
In order to treat a hyperkalemic patient the patient must be
suspected of having hyperkalemia, EKG findings
,consistent with hyprekalemia, and hemodynamic
instability. Correct Answer True
For a traumatic cardiac arrest, what interventions must be
performed prior to considering terminating resuscitation
efforts? Correct Answer 1. Open airway with basic life
support measures
2. Provide effective ventilation with 100% oxygenation for
two (2) minutes
3. Perform bilateral needle thoracentesis if tension
pneumothorax suspected
Where should stable patients be transported? Correct
Answer To a hospital of their choice
What is the northern border for St. Rose Dominican -
Siena Campus's trauma catchment area? Correct Answer
Sunset
What is the eastern border for St. Rose Dominican - Siena
Campus's trauma catchment area? Correct Answer
County Border
What is the west border for St. Rose Dominican - Siena
Campus's trauma catchment area? Correct Answer I-15
Which patients should go to a hospital that has declared
internal disaster? Correct Answer The ability to ventilate
has not been established, and patients in cardiac arrest
, According to the Rule of 9's, the posterior torso of a child
accounts for how much of the body surface area? Correct
Answer 18%
What is the adult dose of Epinephrine for a patient
experiencing an allergic reaction? Correct Answer .5mg
Which of the following are not approved stroke centers?
Correct Answer Mesa View
Boulder City Hospital
North Vista
Severe hypothermia is? Correct Answer <82°F
Moderate hypothermia is? Correct Answer 82°F-90°F
Mild hypothermia is? Correct Answer 90°F-95°F
According to the Rule of 9's, the head of a child accounts
for how much of the body surface area? Correct Answer
18%
According to the Rule of 9's, a single arm of a child
accounts for how much of the body surface area? Correct
Answer 9%
According to the pediatric trauma assessment protocol,
what is the pediatric fluid bolus? Correct Answer 20 ml/kg
ACTUAL EXAM 2024 -2025 COMPLETE
300 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
In the setting of pregnancy, what is defined as
hypertension? Correct Answer In the setting of pregnancy
hypertension is defined as >140 systolic or >90 diastolic or
a
relative increase of 30 systolic and 20 diastolic from the
patient's normal prepregnancy
BP.
Intrusion on a motor vehicle of how many inches on the
occupant's side requires transport to a Level 1,2, or 3
trauma center. Correct Answer Intrusion, including roof:
greater than 12 inches occupant site; greater than 18
inches any site;
Which vital signs need to be documented on the PCR?
Correct Answer 1) Blood pressure
2) Heart rate
3) Respiratory rate
4) Temperature as indicated
5) Oxygen saturation as indicated
6) Reassessment after interventions, i.e. pain score after
medications;
7) Any complications or other relevant information.
,How long should scene time be for a patient who is
suspected of having a stroke? Correct Answer <10
minutes
What is the maximum dose of Activated Charcoal when
administered to a pediatric patient? Correct Answer 50 gm
A patient who was ejected from a motor vehicle requires
transport to a Level 1 and 2 trauma center only. Correct
Answer False
Symptom onset of less than ______ hours requires
transport to an approved stroke center. Correct Answer 6
Patients in shock with known adrenal insufficiency, should
be administered what? Correct Answer The patient's own
Solu-Cortef (hydrocortisone) as prescribed
Nitroglycerine is contraindicated for any patient having
taken Viagra or similar medication in the past 24 hours, or
48 hours for Tadalifil, or similar Correct Answer True
Which of the following should occur for a pregnant patient
with cord presentation? Correct Answer 1. Position patient
on elbows and knees with hips elevated
2. Wrap cord and keep it moist
3. Insert gloved hand to lift baby off cord
4. Obtain and document cord pulse
In order to treat a hyperkalemic patient the patient must be
suspected of having hyperkalemia, EKG findings
,consistent with hyprekalemia, and hemodynamic
instability. Correct Answer True
For a traumatic cardiac arrest, what interventions must be
performed prior to considering terminating resuscitation
efforts? Correct Answer 1. Open airway with basic life
support measures
2. Provide effective ventilation with 100% oxygenation for
two (2) minutes
3. Perform bilateral needle thoracentesis if tension
pneumothorax suspected
Where should stable patients be transported? Correct
Answer To a hospital of their choice
What is the northern border for St. Rose Dominican -
Siena Campus's trauma catchment area? Correct Answer
Sunset
What is the eastern border for St. Rose Dominican - Siena
Campus's trauma catchment area? Correct Answer
County Border
What is the west border for St. Rose Dominican - Siena
Campus's trauma catchment area? Correct Answer I-15
Which patients should go to a hospital that has declared
internal disaster? Correct Answer The ability to ventilate
has not been established, and patients in cardiac arrest
, According to the Rule of 9's, the posterior torso of a child
accounts for how much of the body surface area? Correct
Answer 18%
What is the adult dose of Epinephrine for a patient
experiencing an allergic reaction? Correct Answer .5mg
Which of the following are not approved stroke centers?
Correct Answer Mesa View
Boulder City Hospital
North Vista
Severe hypothermia is? Correct Answer <82°F
Moderate hypothermia is? Correct Answer 82°F-90°F
Mild hypothermia is? Correct Answer 90°F-95°F
According to the Rule of 9's, the head of a child accounts
for how much of the body surface area? Correct Answer
18%
According to the Rule of 9's, a single arm of a child
accounts for how much of the body surface area? Correct
Answer 9%
According to the pediatric trauma assessment protocol,
what is the pediatric fluid bolus? Correct Answer 20 ml/kg
