EMR Chapter 3 Multiple Choice Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2025/2026 | Correct & Verified

EMR Chapter 3 Multiple Choice Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2025/2026 | Correct & Verified If a patient’s skin is pale and cool, this may indicate: A) Fever B) Heat stroke C) Shock or poor circulation D) Allergic reaction If the patient is breathing too fast and shallow, this is called: A) Apnea B) Tachypnea C) Bradypnea D) Dyspnea Which of the following is NOT part of the patient assessment? A) Scene size-up B) Primary assessment 2 C) Medical treatment D) Secondary assessment What does the term “baseline vital signs” mean? A) The most recent vital signs recorded B) The vital signs taken before EMS arrival C) The first set of vital signs taken to compare later D) Vital signs after treatment Which pulse point is best used to check an infant’s pulse? A) Radial B) Carotid C) Brachial D) Femoral If a patient has a weak and rapid pulse, this may indicate: A) Normal condition B) Shock or blood loss 3 C) Heart failure D) High blood pressure When assessing a patient’s breathing, you should: A) Only count the rate B) Check rate and rhythm only C) Check rate, rhythm, and quality D) Only check if patient is unconscious What should you do if a patient refuses care but is alert and oriented? A) Force treatment B) Leave immediately without documenting C) Respect their decision and document refusal D) Call police What is the first step in scene size-up? A) Begin patient assessment B) Ensure scene safety 4 C) Call for additional resources D) Check patient responsiveness What is the best method to open the airway of an unconscious patient without suspected spinal injury? A) Jaw-thrust maneuver B) Head-tilt, chin-lift