EMT 1021 Exam 1 2025 Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
Long Spine Board - ANSWER-Used to temporarily restrict spinal motion in
supine position
Scoop Stretcher - ANSWER-A stretcher that is designed to be split into two or
four sections that can be fitted around a patient who is lying on the ground or
other relatively flat surface; also called an orthopedic stretcher.
Basket Stretcher - ANSWER-Used to carry patients across uneven terrain from
remote locations that are not accessibly by ambulance or other vehicle
Draw sheet - ANSWER-used to move the patient from the bed onto the stretcher
Cot - ANSWER-When the patient is medically stable, theres no need for spinal
immobilization, and you can safely move them to and from the cot without
causing harm
Anterior - ANSWER-Front
Posterior - ANSWER-Back
Superior - ANSWER-Top
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, Inferior - ANSWER-Bottom
Proximal - ANSWER-Closest
Distal - ANSWER-Farthest
Medial - ANSWER-Middle
Lateral - ANSWER-Side
Deep - ANSWER-in (farthest from the surfaces of the skin)
Superficial - ANSWER-out (closest to the surface of the skin)
palmar - ANSWER-Front region of the hand
Plantar - ANSWER-Bottom of the foot
Apex - ANSWER-the tip of the structure
Flexion - ANSWER-Flexing (decreaseing the angle of the joint)
Extension - ANSWER-Extending (Icreasing the angle of the joint)
Adduction - ANSWER-Movement toward the midline of the body
Abduction - ANSWER-Movement away from the midline of the body
Bilateral - ANSWER-Appears on both sides of the body
Unilateral - ANSWER-Only appears on one side of the body
Prone - ANSWER-Body is lying face down
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Answers 100% Pass
Long Spine Board - ANSWER-Used to temporarily restrict spinal motion in
supine position
Scoop Stretcher - ANSWER-A stretcher that is designed to be split into two or
four sections that can be fitted around a patient who is lying on the ground or
other relatively flat surface; also called an orthopedic stretcher.
Basket Stretcher - ANSWER-Used to carry patients across uneven terrain from
remote locations that are not accessibly by ambulance or other vehicle
Draw sheet - ANSWER-used to move the patient from the bed onto the stretcher
Cot - ANSWER-When the patient is medically stable, theres no need for spinal
immobilization, and you can safely move them to and from the cot without
causing harm
Anterior - ANSWER-Front
Posterior - ANSWER-Back
Superior - ANSWER-Top
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, Inferior - ANSWER-Bottom
Proximal - ANSWER-Closest
Distal - ANSWER-Farthest
Medial - ANSWER-Middle
Lateral - ANSWER-Side
Deep - ANSWER-in (farthest from the surfaces of the skin)
Superficial - ANSWER-out (closest to the surface of the skin)
palmar - ANSWER-Front region of the hand
Plantar - ANSWER-Bottom of the foot
Apex - ANSWER-the tip of the structure
Flexion - ANSWER-Flexing (decreaseing the angle of the joint)
Extension - ANSWER-Extending (Icreasing the angle of the joint)
Adduction - ANSWER-Movement toward the midline of the body
Abduction - ANSWER-Movement away from the midline of the body
Bilateral - ANSWER-Appears on both sides of the body
Unilateral - ANSWER-Only appears on one side of the body
Prone - ANSWER-Body is lying face down
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