NREMT Recertification Exam Questions And Answers Latest Update
TITLE NREMT
Recertification
Exam Questions
And Answers
Latest Update
LIBROS
@LOS LIBROS
,TERMS IN THIS SET (260)
Provide basic, immediate care including bleeding
control, CPR, AED, and emergency childbirth.
EMT (basic) level of
Advanced oxygen and ventilation skills, pulse
training
oximetry, noninvasive blood pressure monitoring,
and administration of certain medications.
Equipment preparedness
Emergency vehicle operations
Establish and maintain scene safety
Patient assessment and treatment
Lifting and moving
EMT roles and
Strong verbal and written communication skills
responsibilities
Patient advocacy
Professional development
Quality improvement
Illness and injury prevention
Maintain certification/licensure
The movement of the patient from one stretcher to
Transfer of patient care another and providing all necessary information to
allow continuity of care.
The EMT's first priority is always his or her own
What is always the top
safety. Once the EMT is safe then they can worry
priority?
about other people's safety.
Immediate physical and psychological reaction to a
Acute stress specific event triggering the body's fight or flight
response.
A stress reaction that develops after the stressful
event. It does not interfere with the EMT's ability to
Delayed stress
perform during the stressful event. PTSD is an
example.
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1
, Exposure to stressful situations over a prolonged
Cumulative stress
period of time leading to burnout.
1. Denial: the "not me" stage
2. Anger: the "why me" stage
3. Bargaining: the "but I still
need to.." stage
Five stages of grief
4. Depression: the state of
despair stage
5. Acceptance: accepting
death
minimum personal protective equipment: gloves
Minimum PPE and eye protection should be used during any
patient contact situation.
Use disposable gown and mask for significant
contact with any body fluid- for example during
Expanded PPE childbirth. Use a high-efficiency particulate air
(HEPA) mask or N-95 respirator for suspected
airborne disease exposure, such as TB.
Contaminated medical waste
(bloody gause) and exposed
Biohazard bags
of according to medical
guidelines.
Sharps (needles, lancets) are placed i designated
puncture proof containers. Sharps should not be
Sharps container
recapped before placing in an approved sharps
container.
Recommended Vaccines Regular TB testing, Hep B, Tetanus shot, flu vaccine,
and immunizations MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella), Varicella
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, 1. maintain a safe distance
2. Call for specially trained
HAZMAT responders.
3. Look for placards without
entering the scene and utilize
the emergency response
guidebook to determine
Hazardous material
evacuation distance.
incident
4. Do not enter a HAZMAT
scene until cleared by
HAZMAT specialists.
5. Do not begin emergency
care until patients have been
decontaminated or otherwise
cleared by HAZMAT crew.
1. Do not enter crime scene
until PD has determined it is
safe.
Crime scenes
2. If responding to a crime
scene wait a safe distance
away for staging of PD.
Extrication situation. Federal law requires EMS
workers to wear an approved highly reflective traffic
Accident scene
safety vest when working on roadways, around
traffic or at an accident scene.
1. downed power lines
Hazardous situations 2. fires
requiring special training 3. terrorism
4. high angle rescue (swift water, confined space)
Supine position
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TITLE NREMT
Recertification
Exam Questions
And Answers
Latest Update
LIBROS
@LOS LIBROS
,TERMS IN THIS SET (260)
Provide basic, immediate care including bleeding
control, CPR, AED, and emergency childbirth.
EMT (basic) level of
Advanced oxygen and ventilation skills, pulse
training
oximetry, noninvasive blood pressure monitoring,
and administration of certain medications.
Equipment preparedness
Emergency vehicle operations
Establish and maintain scene safety
Patient assessment and treatment
Lifting and moving
EMT roles and
Strong verbal and written communication skills
responsibilities
Patient advocacy
Professional development
Quality improvement
Illness and injury prevention
Maintain certification/licensure
The movement of the patient from one stretcher to
Transfer of patient care another and providing all necessary information to
allow continuity of care.
The EMT's first priority is always his or her own
What is always the top
safety. Once the EMT is safe then they can worry
priority?
about other people's safety.
Immediate physical and psychological reaction to a
Acute stress specific event triggering the body's fight or flight
response.
A stress reaction that develops after the stressful
event. It does not interfere with the EMT's ability to
Delayed stress
perform during the stressful event. PTSD is an
example.
©™
1
, Exposure to stressful situations over a prolonged
Cumulative stress
period of time leading to burnout.
1. Denial: the "not me" stage
2. Anger: the "why me" stage
3. Bargaining: the "but I still
need to.." stage
Five stages of grief
4. Depression: the state of
despair stage
5. Acceptance: accepting
death
minimum personal protective equipment: gloves
Minimum PPE and eye protection should be used during any
patient contact situation.
Use disposable gown and mask for significant
contact with any body fluid- for example during
Expanded PPE childbirth. Use a high-efficiency particulate air
(HEPA) mask or N-95 respirator for suspected
airborne disease exposure, such as TB.
Contaminated medical waste
(bloody gause) and exposed
Biohazard bags
of according to medical
guidelines.
Sharps (needles, lancets) are placed i designated
puncture proof containers. Sharps should not be
Sharps container
recapped before placing in an approved sharps
container.
Recommended Vaccines Regular TB testing, Hep B, Tetanus shot, flu vaccine,
and immunizations MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella), Varicella
©™
2
, 1. maintain a safe distance
2. Call for specially trained
HAZMAT responders.
3. Look for placards without
entering the scene and utilize
the emergency response
guidebook to determine
Hazardous material
evacuation distance.
incident
4. Do not enter a HAZMAT
scene until cleared by
HAZMAT specialists.
5. Do not begin emergency
care until patients have been
decontaminated or otherwise
cleared by HAZMAT crew.
1. Do not enter crime scene
until PD has determined it is
safe.
Crime scenes
2. If responding to a crime
scene wait a safe distance
away for staging of PD.
Extrication situation. Federal law requires EMS
workers to wear an approved highly reflective traffic
Accident scene
safety vest when working on roadways, around
traffic or at an accident scene.
1. downed power lines
Hazardous situations 2. fires
requiring special training 3. terrorism
4. high angle rescue (swift water, confined space)
Supine position
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3