EMT-B EXAM 1- QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS 2025
LevelsWofWEmergencyWMedicineW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-EMR-
EmergencyWmedicalWresponder,WbasicWtrainingWandWprovidesWcareWbeforeWtheWambulanceWarrive
,s
EMT-
EmergencyWmedicalWtechnician,WtrainingWinWbasicWlifeWsupportWincludingWAED,WairwayWadjuncts,W
assistingWpatientsWwithWcertainWmedications
AEMT-
AdvancedWemergencyWmedicalWtechnician,WAdvancedWlifeWsupport,WIVWtherapyWandWadministrati
onWofWcertainWemergencyWmedications
Paramedic-
extensiveWALSWtraining,Wintubation,WemergencyWpharmacology,WcardiacWmonitoring,WandWotherW
advancedWassessmentWandWtreatmentWskills
StandardWSafetyWPrecautionsW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
assumeWthatWeveryWpersonWisWpotentiallyWinfectedWorWcanWspreadWanWorganismWthatWcouldWbeWtr
ansmitted
StressWonWtheWjob-bodiesWresponseW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
alarmWresponse,WreactionWandWresistance,WfollowedWbyWrecoveryWorWifWtheWstressWisWprolongedWt
hanWexhaustion.WThisWisWreferredWtiWasWtheWgeneralWadaptationWsyndrome.
PhysiologicalWmanifestationsWofWstressW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
increasedWrespirationsWandWheartWrate,WincreasedWbloodWpressure,WdilatedWvenousWvesselsWnear
WtheWskinWsurfaceWwhichWcauseWcoolWclammyWskin,WdilatedWpupils,WtensedWmuscles,WincreasedWbl
oodWglucose,Wperspiration,WdecreasedWbloodWflowWtoWtheWGIWtrack
Acute,Wdelayed,WcumulativeWstressWreactionsW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-acute-
occurWduringWstressfulWsituation,WnervousWfeelingWexcitedWandWabilityWtoWfocusWincreases
, delayed-
stressWthatWcomesWafterWtheWstressfulWsitutationWends,WleftWwithWnervousWandWexcitedWfeelings
cumulative-
afterWstressfulWeventWprolongedWstressW,WbecomesWharderWandWharderWtoWrecoverWbecauseWeffec
tsWofWstressWareWtiring
PatientWautonomyW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
theWrightWofWaWpatientWtoWmakeWdecisionsWconcerningWhisWorWherWhealth.WMustWbeWcapableWofWd
ecisionWmakingWandWinWtheWrightWstateWofWmind.
CharacteristicsWaWDNRWmustWhaveW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
clearWstatementWofWtheWpatientsWmedicalWproblem(s)
signatureWofWpatientWorWlegalWguardian
signatureWofWoneWorWmoreWphysicians
signatureWofWwitness
mustWnotWexpire-someWhaveWanWexpirationWdate
LittleWdeadWvs.WtooWdeadW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
ifWtheWbodyWisWstillWwarm,WinitiateWemergencyWcare
tooWdead-
decapitation,WlividityW(bloodWsettlingWtoWlowestWpointWofWtheWbody),WrigorWmortis,WputrefactionW(
bodyWstartsWtoWsmell)
ScopeWofWPracticeWvs.WStandardWofWcareW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-scopeWofWpractice-
whatWtheWstateWoutlinesWasWtheWcareWyouWareWtoWprovideWforWaWpatient
standardWofWcare-
whatWothersWwithWtheWsameWtrainingWandWcertificationsWwouldWdoWforWthatWpatient
CORRECT ANSWERS 2025
LevelsWofWEmergencyWMedicineW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-EMR-
EmergencyWmedicalWresponder,WbasicWtrainingWandWprovidesWcareWbeforeWtheWambulanceWarrive
,s
EMT-
EmergencyWmedicalWtechnician,WtrainingWinWbasicWlifeWsupportWincludingWAED,WairwayWadjuncts,W
assistingWpatientsWwithWcertainWmedications
AEMT-
AdvancedWemergencyWmedicalWtechnician,WAdvancedWlifeWsupport,WIVWtherapyWandWadministrati
onWofWcertainWemergencyWmedications
Paramedic-
extensiveWALSWtraining,Wintubation,WemergencyWpharmacology,WcardiacWmonitoring,WandWotherW
advancedWassessmentWandWtreatmentWskills
StandardWSafetyWPrecautionsW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
assumeWthatWeveryWpersonWisWpotentiallyWinfectedWorWcanWspreadWanWorganismWthatWcouldWbeWtr
ansmitted
StressWonWtheWjob-bodiesWresponseW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
alarmWresponse,WreactionWandWresistance,WfollowedWbyWrecoveryWorWifWtheWstressWisWprolongedWt
hanWexhaustion.WThisWisWreferredWtiWasWtheWgeneralWadaptationWsyndrome.
PhysiologicalWmanifestationsWofWstressW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
increasedWrespirationsWandWheartWrate,WincreasedWbloodWpressure,WdilatedWvenousWvesselsWnear
WtheWskinWsurfaceWwhichWcauseWcoolWclammyWskin,WdilatedWpupils,WtensedWmuscles,WincreasedWbl
oodWglucose,Wperspiration,WdecreasedWbloodWflowWtoWtheWGIWtrack
Acute,Wdelayed,WcumulativeWstressWreactionsW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-acute-
occurWduringWstressfulWsituation,WnervousWfeelingWexcitedWandWabilityWtoWfocusWincreases
, delayed-
stressWthatWcomesWafterWtheWstressfulWsitutationWends,WleftWwithWnervousWandWexcitedWfeelings
cumulative-
afterWstressfulWeventWprolongedWstressW,WbecomesWharderWandWharderWtoWrecoverWbecauseWeffec
tsWofWstressWareWtiring
PatientWautonomyW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
theWrightWofWaWpatientWtoWmakeWdecisionsWconcerningWhisWorWherWhealth.WMustWbeWcapableWofWd
ecisionWmakingWandWinWtheWrightWstateWofWmind.
CharacteristicsWaWDNRWmustWhaveW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
clearWstatementWofWtheWpatientsWmedicalWproblem(s)
signatureWofWpatientWorWlegalWguardian
signatureWofWoneWorWmoreWphysicians
signatureWofWwitness
mustWnotWexpire-someWhaveWanWexpirationWdate
LittleWdeadWvs.WtooWdeadW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-
ifWtheWbodyWisWstillWwarm,WinitiateWemergencyWcare
tooWdead-
decapitation,WlividityW(bloodWsettlingWtoWlowestWpointWofWtheWbody),WrigorWmortis,WputrefactionW(
bodyWstartsWtoWsmell)
ScopeWofWPracticeWvs.WStandardWofWcareW-WCORRECTWANSWERW-scopeWofWpractice-
whatWtheWstateWoutlinesWasWtheWcareWyouWareWtoWprovideWforWaWpatient
standardWofWcare-
whatWothersWwithWtheWsameWtrainingWandWcertificationsWwouldWdoWforWthatWpatient
