Canadian Red Cross - Emergency
Medical Responder - Mid-Course
Knowledge Evaluation
______ is a circumstance resulting from ailment-producing micro-organisms, also known as
pathogens or germs, in the body.
A. Herpes
b. HIV
c. Bacteria
d. Infection - ANSd
________ is a ailment wherein the lungs lose their capacity to trade carbon dioxide and
oxygen correctly ________ is a sever hypersensitive reaction. ________ is a unexpected
contamination involving the demise of heart muscle mass whilst it does now not get hold of
sufficient oxygen-wealthy blood. ________ is the absence of electrical activity inside the
coronary heart.
A. Asystole; emphysema; congestive heart failure; arrhythmia
b. Amphysema; anaphylaxis; myocardial infraction; asystole
c. Asthma; congestive coronary heart failure; herpes; asystole
d. Anaphylaxis; myocardial infraction; asystole; emphysema - ANSb
A (the) ______ is a hole place inside the frame that carries organs.
A. Stomach
b. Bone
c. Body hollow space
d. Quadrant - ANSc
A organization of organ and different systems that perform unique body capabilities is (are)
the:
a. Vital organs
b. Nervous device
c. Respiratory gadget
d. Body device - ANSd
A patient is bleeding from a protruding open fracture on his forearm. Which one of the
following methods have to be used to start with to manipulate the bleeding?
A. Direct stress
, b. Pressure factors
c. Tourniquet
d. Bulky dressing round sticking out bones - ANSd
A sufferers has an ok airway, respirations of 6 in step with minute, blue lops and best
responds to pain by means of moaning. Your first-class treatment is to:
a. Insert an oral airway and administer oxygen
b. Tempo the affected person int he H.A.IN.E.S. Recovery position and administer oxygen
c. Use painful stimuli to rouse the affected person
d. Insert an oral airway and ventilate the patient with a resuscitation mask or
bag-valve-masks and oxygen - ANSd
After insertion of an oral airway, the affected person starts offevolved to swallow and gag.
Which of the following factors can cause this reaction.
A. The responder is squeezing the BVM too quick
b. The affected person's degree of consciousness is growing
c. The oropharyngeal airway is just too small
d. The affected person's level of consciousness is lowering - ANSb
After treating and covering a forearm wound the sufferers palms flip blue. You have to:
a. Do away with and reapply a brand new bandage
b. Loosen the dressing
c. Loosen the bandage
d. Reposition the arm - ANSc
An older person male became injured in a power-by using capturing. He has been shot via
the left thigh and there is a huge amount of blood loss. He has a rapid pulse, and this pores
and skin is faded, cool, and sweaty. He tells you he has emphysema. Your treatment could
encompass oxygen via:
a. Bag-valve-masks- at five lpm
b. Resuscitation mask at three lpm
c. Non-rebreather mask at 6 lpm
d. Non-rebreather masks at 10 lpm - ANSd
Anatomically speaking, whatever far from midlines is called ______. Anything closer to the is
midline is known as ______. Anything in the direction of the the front of the frame is called
______. Anything towards the back is referred to as ______.
A. Posterior; medial; lateral; anterior
b. Medial; anterior; lateral; posterior
c. Lateral; medial anterior; posterior
d. Medial; lateral; anterior; posterior - ANSc
Before applying direct stress to a bleeding arterial wound, the EMR ought to:
Medical Responder - Mid-Course
Knowledge Evaluation
______ is a circumstance resulting from ailment-producing micro-organisms, also known as
pathogens or germs, in the body.
A. Herpes
b. HIV
c. Bacteria
d. Infection - ANSd
________ is a ailment wherein the lungs lose their capacity to trade carbon dioxide and
oxygen correctly ________ is a sever hypersensitive reaction. ________ is a unexpected
contamination involving the demise of heart muscle mass whilst it does now not get hold of
sufficient oxygen-wealthy blood. ________ is the absence of electrical activity inside the
coronary heart.
A. Asystole; emphysema; congestive heart failure; arrhythmia
b. Amphysema; anaphylaxis; myocardial infraction; asystole
c. Asthma; congestive coronary heart failure; herpes; asystole
d. Anaphylaxis; myocardial infraction; asystole; emphysema - ANSb
A (the) ______ is a hole place inside the frame that carries organs.
A. Stomach
b. Bone
c. Body hollow space
d. Quadrant - ANSc
A organization of organ and different systems that perform unique body capabilities is (are)
the:
a. Vital organs
b. Nervous device
c. Respiratory gadget
d. Body device - ANSd
A patient is bleeding from a protruding open fracture on his forearm. Which one of the
following methods have to be used to start with to manipulate the bleeding?
A. Direct stress
, b. Pressure factors
c. Tourniquet
d. Bulky dressing round sticking out bones - ANSd
A sufferers has an ok airway, respirations of 6 in step with minute, blue lops and best
responds to pain by means of moaning. Your first-class treatment is to:
a. Insert an oral airway and administer oxygen
b. Tempo the affected person int he H.A.IN.E.S. Recovery position and administer oxygen
c. Use painful stimuli to rouse the affected person
d. Insert an oral airway and ventilate the patient with a resuscitation mask or
bag-valve-masks and oxygen - ANSd
After insertion of an oral airway, the affected person starts offevolved to swallow and gag.
Which of the following factors can cause this reaction.
A. The responder is squeezing the BVM too quick
b. The affected person's degree of consciousness is growing
c. The oropharyngeal airway is just too small
d. The affected person's level of consciousness is lowering - ANSb
After treating and covering a forearm wound the sufferers palms flip blue. You have to:
a. Do away with and reapply a brand new bandage
b. Loosen the dressing
c. Loosen the bandage
d. Reposition the arm - ANSc
An older person male became injured in a power-by using capturing. He has been shot via
the left thigh and there is a huge amount of blood loss. He has a rapid pulse, and this pores
and skin is faded, cool, and sweaty. He tells you he has emphysema. Your treatment could
encompass oxygen via:
a. Bag-valve-masks- at five lpm
b. Resuscitation mask at three lpm
c. Non-rebreather mask at 6 lpm
d. Non-rebreather masks at 10 lpm - ANSd
Anatomically speaking, whatever far from midlines is called ______. Anything closer to the is
midline is known as ______. Anything in the direction of the the front of the frame is called
______. Anything towards the back is referred to as ______.
A. Posterior; medial; lateral; anterior
b. Medial; anterior; lateral; posterior
c. Lateral; medial anterior; posterior
d. Medial; lateral; anterior; posterior - ANSc
Before applying direct stress to a bleeding arterial wound, the EMR ought to:
