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EMT EXAM 4 JB LEARNING EXAM|| LATELY
UPDATED QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+|| LATEST AND
COMPLETE UPDATE 2025 WITH EXPERT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS|| ASSURED PASS!!!
SAMPLE stands for - ANSWER: Signs and symptoms
Allergies
Medication
Past medical history
Last oral intake
Events leading up to
A patient has cool skin, shallow breathing and a diminished LOC. Your
interventions would be: - ANSWER: Increase depth of respirations, high flow
oxygen, and transport ASAP
Initial Assessment includes - ANSWER: Forming a general impression
A fall patient has discoloration and tenderness to the left side of the chest. Upon
auscultation, you hear diminished breath sounds on the affected side. You should: -
ANSWER: Classify the patient as major trauma and immediately transport
Traumatic Asphyxia presents as - ANSWER: bulging eyes and discoloration of the
body above the shoulders
What are the quickest ways to assess perfusion? - ANSWER: Capillary refill and
pulse
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A patient with diminished level of consciousness, abdominal bleeding and a
swollen and deformed arm is an example of: - ANSWER: Major Trauma
If your patient has develops severe dyspnea after you have already sealed their
sucking chest wound, you should - ANSWER: Lift the occlusive dressing upon
exhalation to release the air and then re-seal it.
If your patient gags when trying to insert an OPA, you should - ANSWER:
remove the oropharyngeal airway and prepare for the patient to vomit.
When a patient has dyspnea and paradoxical movement on a side of their chest,
you should suspect: - ANSWER: that the patient has Flail Chest
When securing a patient to a back board you - ANSWER: Apply a c-collar,
maintain manual stabilization of the head until secured to the backboard, and
secure the axial skeleton to the backboard before the head.
Unequal breath sounds and/or unequal chest expansion are signs and symptoms of
- ANSWER: a closed chest wall injury
If someone has an impaled object in their chest you should - ANSWER: stabilize
the object, provide high flow oxygen, monitor vital signs, and provide rapid
transport
During a Rapid Trauma Assessment, when assessing the pelvis, you should -
ANSWER: apply gentle pressure to the iliac crests downwards and and then
inwards.
EMT EXAM 4 JB LEARNING EXAM|| LATELY
UPDATED QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+|| LATEST AND
COMPLETE UPDATE 2025 WITH EXPERT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS|| ASSURED PASS!!!
SAMPLE stands for - ANSWER: Signs and symptoms
Allergies
Medication
Past medical history
Last oral intake
Events leading up to
A patient has cool skin, shallow breathing and a diminished LOC. Your
interventions would be: - ANSWER: Increase depth of respirations, high flow
oxygen, and transport ASAP
Initial Assessment includes - ANSWER: Forming a general impression
A fall patient has discoloration and tenderness to the left side of the chest. Upon
auscultation, you hear diminished breath sounds on the affected side. You should: -
ANSWER: Classify the patient as major trauma and immediately transport
Traumatic Asphyxia presents as - ANSWER: bulging eyes and discoloration of the
body above the shoulders
What are the quickest ways to assess perfusion? - ANSWER: Capillary refill and
pulse
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A patient with diminished level of consciousness, abdominal bleeding and a
swollen and deformed arm is an example of: - ANSWER: Major Trauma
If your patient has develops severe dyspnea after you have already sealed their
sucking chest wound, you should - ANSWER: Lift the occlusive dressing upon
exhalation to release the air and then re-seal it.
If your patient gags when trying to insert an OPA, you should - ANSWER:
remove the oropharyngeal airway and prepare for the patient to vomit.
When a patient has dyspnea and paradoxical movement on a side of their chest,
you should suspect: - ANSWER: that the patient has Flail Chest
When securing a patient to a back board you - ANSWER: Apply a c-collar,
maintain manual stabilization of the head until secured to the backboard, and
secure the axial skeleton to the backboard before the head.
Unequal breath sounds and/or unequal chest expansion are signs and symptoms of
- ANSWER: a closed chest wall injury
If someone has an impaled object in their chest you should - ANSWER: stabilize
the object, provide high flow oxygen, monitor vital signs, and provide rapid
transport
During a Rapid Trauma Assessment, when assessing the pelvis, you should -
ANSWER: apply gentle pressure to the iliac crests downwards and and then
inwards.
