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BC EMR licensing exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest Version HEMPPAC - Answers Hazards Environment Mechanism of Injury PPE Patients Additional Resources Condition of Patient Good questions to ask in an MVA? - Answers Location of the patient? Which vehicle was the patient in? How many vehicles are involved? Type of vehicle(s)? Impact speed? Compartment Intrusion? Good questions to ask about a patient who fell? - Answers Where from? Height? Free fall or hit other objects during fall? Landing surface? Position of patient on impact? What hit first? Has the patient moved or been moved since the incident? Any loss of consciousness? What caused the fall? Good questions to ask a pedestrian strike? - Answers What hit them? Weight? Velocity of vehicle? What part of the vehicle hit what part of patient? Patient thrown, distance? Has the patient moved or been moved since the incident? Loss of consciousness? What does Primary Survey consist of? - Answers LOC, Head and Spinal/burns, A, B, C, RBS, SOAP, Transport Decision What does SOAP stand for? - Answers Skin Oxygen Adjunct (N/OPA) Position What does Secondary Survey consist of? - Answers History, Vital Signs, Head to Toe, What questions do you ask in History? - Answers All: Signs and Symptoms, Allergies Medications Past medical history Last ins and outs Events leading up to the injury If Medical: Onset Position Provocation Quality (sharp, throbbing, aching) Radiation Relief

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BC EMR licensing exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest Version 2025-2026

HEMPPAC - Answers Hazards

Environment

Mechanism of Injury

PPE

Patients

Additional Resources

Condition of Patient

Good questions to ask in an MVA? - Answers Location of the patient? Which vehicle was the
patient in? How many vehicles are involved? Type of vehicle(s)? Impact speed? Compartment
Intrusion?

Good questions to ask about a patient who fell? - Answers Where from? Height? Free fall or hit
other objects during fall? Landing surface? Position of patient on impact? What hit first? Has the
patient moved or been moved since the incident? Any loss of consciousness? What caused the
fall?

Good questions to ask a pedestrian strike? - Answers What hit them? Weight? Velocity of
vehicle? What part of the vehicle hit what part of patient? Patient thrown, distance? Has the
patient moved or been moved since the incident? Loss of consciousness?

What does Primary Survey consist of? - Answers LOC, Head and Spinal/burns, A, B, C, RBS,
SOAP, Transport Decision

What does SOAP stand for? - Answers Skin

Oxygen

Adjunct (N/OPA)

Position

What does Secondary Survey consist of? - Answers History, Vital Signs, Head to Toe,

What questions do you ask in History? - Answers All:



Signs and Symptoms,

Allergies

, Medications

Past medical history

Last ins and outs

Events leading up to the injury



If Medical:



Onset

Position

Provocation

Quality (sharp, throbbing, aching)

Radiation

Relief

Severity

Time

What are the vitals taken? - Answers HR, BR, BP, GCS, SP02, Pupils, Skin condition, Temp (opt.),
BGC (opt.),

Eyes in GCS? - Answers 1 = No response

2 = Pain response

3 = Verbal response

4 = Alert

Verbal in GCS? - Answers 1 = No response

2 = Incomprehensible sounds

3 = Inappropriate words

4 = Confused

5 = Alert

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