JBL MODULE 6 EXAM | JBL CERTIFICATION EXAM |
JBL TRAINING MODULE | ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFIED
ANSWERS | NEWEST EXAM
Three days after delivering her baby, a 30-year-old woman complains of a
sudden onset of difficulty breathing. Her level of consciousness is
decreased and she is tachycardic. The EMT should suspect:
A. acute pulmonary edema.
B. intrauterine bleeding.
C. pulmonary embolism.
D. spontaneous pneumothorax. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
C. pulmonary embolism.
When determining the frequency of contractions, you should time the
contractions from the:
A. start of one to the end of the next.
B. end of one to the start of the next.
C. start of one to the start of the next.
D. end of one to the end of the next. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-------------
----C. start of one to the start of the next.
When preparing a pregnant patient for delivery, you should position her:
A. on a firm surface with her hips elevated 2 to 4 inches.
B. in a sitting position with her hips elevated 12 inches.
C. on her left side with the right leg elevated.
D. in a supine position with her legs spread. ---------CORRECT ANSWER---
--------------A. on a firm surface with her hips elevated 2 to 4 inches.
,Which of the following questions is of LEAST pertinence when determining
whether a mother will deliver her baby within the next few minutes?
A. "Have you had a sonogram?"
B. "When are you due?"
C. "Do you feel the need to push?"
D. "Is this your first baby?" ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------A.
"Have you had a sonogram?"
You and your partner are both male and are attending to a 28-year-old
female patient complaining of diffuse abdominal pain. The patient is 34
weeks pregnant with her first child. The patient refuses to allow you to
examine her, and her husband informs you that their culture does not allow
males to examine or care for pregnant women. You should:
A. call for the police to ensure that patient assessment is carried out.
B. inform the patient that by calling for an ambulance, she is agreeing to
the care provided and continue with your assessment and management.
C. insist that the patient requires proper care and that requires an adequate
physical assessment and that you cannot be responsible for the outcome.
D. respect the patient's wishes, ensure that the appropriate documentation
is completed, and transport the patient. ---------CORRECT ANSWER---------
--------D. respect the patient's wishes, ensure that the appropriate
documentation is completed, and transport the patient.
You are attending to a 23-year-old female patient who is 16 weeks
pregnant with her second child. The patient has apparently fallen and
sustained an injury to her upper right arm. When you ask about the incident
history, the patient is reluctant to explain what happened and becomes very
quiet. Based on this information, you should:
A. continue your care in a private area, document any details regarding the
scene and the incident, and reassure her as you provide care.
B. contact police and remain at the scene until they arrive and escort you to
the hospital.
C. immediately remove the patient from the environment and transport.
,D. ask more detailed questions and press the issue until you have a more
detailed understanding of the incident. ---------CORRECT ANSWER----------
-------A. continue your care in a private area, document any details
regarding the scene and the incident, and reassure her as you provide
care.
Your 22-year-old patient is in active labor. Upon visual inspection, you note
that the infant's leg is protruding from the vagina. Appropriate management
of this situation includes:
A. placing the mother in a recumbent position and rapidly transporting.
B. placing the mother supine with her head down and pelvis elevated.
C. gently pulling on the infant's leg in an attempt to facilitate delivery.
D. carefully attempting to push the infant's leg off of the umbilical cord. ------
---CORRECT ANSWER-----------------B. placing the mother supine with her
head down and pelvis elevated.
A medical transport helicopter is incoming and you are responsible for
setting up the landing zone (LZ). You should:
A. place four flares 100 feet apart in an "X" pattern.
B. use weighted cones to mark all four corners of the LZ.
C. use yellow caution tape to mark of the LZ perimeter.
D. ask bystanders to stand at all four corners of the LZ. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------B. use weighted cones to mark all four corners of the
LZ.
A type _____ ambulance features a conventional, truck cab-chassis with a
modular ambulance body that can be transferred to a newer chassis as
needed.
A. II
B. I
C. III
, D. IV ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------B. I
Common safety equipment carried on the ambulance includes all of the
following, EXCEPT:
A. safety goggles.
B. turnout gear.
C. hazardous materials gear.
D. face shields. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------C. hazardous
materials gear.
During the transport phase of an ambulance call, it is MOST important to:
A. complete the run form before arrival at the hospital.
B. reassess unstable patients at least every 15 minutes.
C. reassess the patient only if he or she deteriorates.
D. converse with the patient and provide reassurance. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------D. converse with the patient and provide
reassurance.
Equipment and supplies that are carried on an ambulance should be
stored:
A. as directed by the EMS system's medical director.
B. according to the urgency and frequency of their use.
C. in locked or secured cabinets in order to prevent theft.
D. based on recommendations of the health department ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------B. according to the urgency and frequency of their
use
For every emergency request, the dispatcher should routinely gather and
record all of the following information, EXCEPT the:
JBL TRAINING MODULE | ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFIED
ANSWERS | NEWEST EXAM
Three days after delivering her baby, a 30-year-old woman complains of a
sudden onset of difficulty breathing. Her level of consciousness is
decreased and she is tachycardic. The EMT should suspect:
A. acute pulmonary edema.
B. intrauterine bleeding.
C. pulmonary embolism.
D. spontaneous pneumothorax. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
C. pulmonary embolism.
When determining the frequency of contractions, you should time the
contractions from the:
A. start of one to the end of the next.
B. end of one to the start of the next.
C. start of one to the start of the next.
D. end of one to the end of the next. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-------------
----C. start of one to the start of the next.
When preparing a pregnant patient for delivery, you should position her:
A. on a firm surface with her hips elevated 2 to 4 inches.
B. in a sitting position with her hips elevated 12 inches.
C. on her left side with the right leg elevated.
D. in a supine position with her legs spread. ---------CORRECT ANSWER---
--------------A. on a firm surface with her hips elevated 2 to 4 inches.
,Which of the following questions is of LEAST pertinence when determining
whether a mother will deliver her baby within the next few minutes?
A. "Have you had a sonogram?"
B. "When are you due?"
C. "Do you feel the need to push?"
D. "Is this your first baby?" ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------A.
"Have you had a sonogram?"
You and your partner are both male and are attending to a 28-year-old
female patient complaining of diffuse abdominal pain. The patient is 34
weeks pregnant with her first child. The patient refuses to allow you to
examine her, and her husband informs you that their culture does not allow
males to examine or care for pregnant women. You should:
A. call for the police to ensure that patient assessment is carried out.
B. inform the patient that by calling for an ambulance, she is agreeing to
the care provided and continue with your assessment and management.
C. insist that the patient requires proper care and that requires an adequate
physical assessment and that you cannot be responsible for the outcome.
D. respect the patient's wishes, ensure that the appropriate documentation
is completed, and transport the patient. ---------CORRECT ANSWER---------
--------D. respect the patient's wishes, ensure that the appropriate
documentation is completed, and transport the patient.
You are attending to a 23-year-old female patient who is 16 weeks
pregnant with her second child. The patient has apparently fallen and
sustained an injury to her upper right arm. When you ask about the incident
history, the patient is reluctant to explain what happened and becomes very
quiet. Based on this information, you should:
A. continue your care in a private area, document any details regarding the
scene and the incident, and reassure her as you provide care.
B. contact police and remain at the scene until they arrive and escort you to
the hospital.
C. immediately remove the patient from the environment and transport.
,D. ask more detailed questions and press the issue until you have a more
detailed understanding of the incident. ---------CORRECT ANSWER----------
-------A. continue your care in a private area, document any details
regarding the scene and the incident, and reassure her as you provide
care.
Your 22-year-old patient is in active labor. Upon visual inspection, you note
that the infant's leg is protruding from the vagina. Appropriate management
of this situation includes:
A. placing the mother in a recumbent position and rapidly transporting.
B. placing the mother supine with her head down and pelvis elevated.
C. gently pulling on the infant's leg in an attempt to facilitate delivery.
D. carefully attempting to push the infant's leg off of the umbilical cord. ------
---CORRECT ANSWER-----------------B. placing the mother supine with her
head down and pelvis elevated.
A medical transport helicopter is incoming and you are responsible for
setting up the landing zone (LZ). You should:
A. place four flares 100 feet apart in an "X" pattern.
B. use weighted cones to mark all four corners of the LZ.
C. use yellow caution tape to mark of the LZ perimeter.
D. ask bystanders to stand at all four corners of the LZ. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------B. use weighted cones to mark all four corners of the
LZ.
A type _____ ambulance features a conventional, truck cab-chassis with a
modular ambulance body that can be transferred to a newer chassis as
needed.
A. II
B. I
C. III
, D. IV ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------B. I
Common safety equipment carried on the ambulance includes all of the
following, EXCEPT:
A. safety goggles.
B. turnout gear.
C. hazardous materials gear.
D. face shields. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------C. hazardous
materials gear.
During the transport phase of an ambulance call, it is MOST important to:
A. complete the run form before arrival at the hospital.
B. reassess unstable patients at least every 15 minutes.
C. reassess the patient only if he or she deteriorates.
D. converse with the patient and provide reassurance. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------D. converse with the patient and provide
reassurance.
Equipment and supplies that are carried on an ambulance should be
stored:
A. as directed by the EMS system's medical director.
B. according to the urgency and frequency of their use.
C. in locked or secured cabinets in order to prevent theft.
D. based on recommendations of the health department ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------B. according to the urgency and frequency of their
use
For every emergency request, the dispatcher should routinely gather and
record all of the following information, EXCEPT the:
