WEST COAST EMT BLOCK
EXAM 2 – LATEST VERSION
2025|2026 [A+]
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
PERFECTLY VERIFIED FOR
YOUR 100% SUCCESS
,WEST COAST EMT BLOCK EXAM 2
A 60-YEAR-OLD MAN IS FOUND TO BE UNRESPONSIVE, PULSELESS, AND APNEIC. YOU SHOULD: SELECT
ONE:
A. START CPR AND TRANSPORT IMMEDIATELY.
B. BEGIN CPR UNTIL AN AED IS AVAILABLE.
C. WITHHOLD CPR UNTIL HE IS DEFIBRILLATED.
D. DETERMINE IF HE HAS A VALID LIVING WILLCORRECT ANSWER; B. BEGIN CPR UNTIL AN AED IS
AVAILABLE.
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT (BLS) IS DEFINED AS:
SELECT ONE:
A. BASIC LIFESAVING TREATMENT THAT IS PERFORMED BY BYSTANDERS WHILE EMS PROVIDERS
ARE EN ROUTE TO THE SCENE OF AN EMERGENCY.
B. NONINVASIVE EMERGENCY CARE THAT IS USED TO TREAT CONDITIONS SUCH AS AIRWAY
OBSTRUCTION, RESPIRATORY ARREST, AND CARDIAC ARREST.
C. INVASIVE EMERGENCY MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS SUCH AS INTRAVENOUS THERAPY, MANUAL
DEFIBRILLATION, AND ADVANCED AIRWAY MANAGEMENT.
D. ANY FORM OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT THAT IS PERFORMED BY ADVANCED EMTS,
PARAMEDICS, PHYSICIANS, AND EMERGENCY NURSESCORRECT ANSWER; B. NONINVASIVE EMERGENCY
CARE THAT IS USED TO TREAT CONDITIONS SUCH AS AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION, RESPIRATORY ARREST,
AND CARDIAC ARREST.
BETWEEN EACH CHEST COMPRESSION, YOU SHOULD _ SELECT ONE:
A. CHECK FOR A PULSE
B. ALLOW FULL CHEST RECOIL
C. ADMINISTER A BREATH
D. REMOVE YOUR HANDS FROM THE CHEST ANSWER;- B. ALLOW FULL CHEST RECOIL
,COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH CHEST COMPRESSIONS INCLUDE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING, EXCEPT:
SELECT ONE:
A. A FRACTURED STERNUM.
B. GASTRIC DISTENTION.
C. RIB FRACTURES.
VERSION A
D. LIVER LACERATIONCORRECT ANSWER; B. GASTRIC DISTENTION.
CPR IS IN PROGRESS ON A PREGNANT WOMAN. SHORTLY AFTER MANUALLY DISPLACING HER UTERUS
TO THE LEFT, RETURN OF SPONTANEOUS CIRCULATION OCCURS. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD
MOST LIKELY EXPLAIN THIS?
SELECT ONE:
A. DISPLACEMENT OF HER UTERUS CAUSED BLOOD TO FLOW BACKWARD, WHICH INCREASED
BLOOD FLOW TO HER HEART.
B. INCREASED BLOOD FLOW TO HER HEART CAUSED HER VENTRICLES TO STOP FIBRILLATING,
WHICH RESTORED HER PULSE.
C. DISPLACEMENT OF HER UTERUS ALLOWED HER LUNGS TO EXPAND MORE FULLY, WHICH
RESTORED HER PULSE.
D. PRESSURE WAS RELIEVED FROM HER AORTA AND VENA CAVA, WHICH IMPROVED CHEST
COMPRESSION EFFECTIVENESSCORRECT ANSWER; D. PRESSURE WAS RELIEVED FROM HER AORTA AND
VENA CAVA, WHICH IMPROVED CHEST COMPRESSION EFFECTIVENESS.
CPR RETRAINING IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE WHEN IT:
SELECT ONE:
A. OCCURS EVERY 24 MONTHS.
B. IS DELIVERED BY COMPUTER.
C. INVOLVES HANDS-ON PRACTICE.
D. IS SELF-PACED AND BRIEFCORRECT ANSWER; C. INVOLVES HANDS-ON PRACTICE.
CPR SHOULD BE INITIATED WHEN:
SELECT ONE:
, A. RIGOR MORTIS IS OBVIOUS.
B. SIGNS OF PUTREFACTION ARE PRESENT.
C. THE CAROTID PULSE IS VERY WEAK.
D. A VALID LIVING WILL IS UNAVAILABLECORRECT ANSWER; D. A VALID LIVING WILL IS
UNAVAILABLE.
CPR WILL NOT BE EFFECTIVE IF THE PATIENT IS: SELECT ONE:
A. SUPINE.
B. PRONE.
C. HORIZONTAL.
D. ON A FIRM SURFACECORRECT ANSWER; B. PRONE.
VERSION A
GASTRIC DISTENTION WILL MOST LIKELY OCCUR:
SELECT ONE:
A. WHEN YOU DELIVER MINIMAL TIDAL VOLUME. B.
C. IN PATIENTS WHO ARE INTUBATED.
D. WHEN THE AIRWAY IS COMPLETELY OBSTRUCTED.
E. IF YOU VENTILATE A PATIENT TOO QUICKLYCORRECT ANSWER; E. IF YOU VENTILATE A PATIENT
TOO QUICKLY.
IF AN OBJECT IS VISIBLE IN THE UNCONSCIOUS PATIENT'S AIRWAY, YOU SHOULD SELECT ONE:
A. LEAVE IT IN PLACE
B. CONTINUE CHEST COMPRESSIONS
C. REMOVE IT
D. PLACE THE PATIENT ON HIS OR HER SIDE ANSWER;- C. REMOVE IT
EXAM 2 – LATEST VERSION
2025|2026 [A+]
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
PERFECTLY VERIFIED FOR
YOUR 100% SUCCESS
,WEST COAST EMT BLOCK EXAM 2
A 60-YEAR-OLD MAN IS FOUND TO BE UNRESPONSIVE, PULSELESS, AND APNEIC. YOU SHOULD: SELECT
ONE:
A. START CPR AND TRANSPORT IMMEDIATELY.
B. BEGIN CPR UNTIL AN AED IS AVAILABLE.
C. WITHHOLD CPR UNTIL HE IS DEFIBRILLATED.
D. DETERMINE IF HE HAS A VALID LIVING WILLCORRECT ANSWER; B. BEGIN CPR UNTIL AN AED IS
AVAILABLE.
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT (BLS) IS DEFINED AS:
SELECT ONE:
A. BASIC LIFESAVING TREATMENT THAT IS PERFORMED BY BYSTANDERS WHILE EMS PROVIDERS
ARE EN ROUTE TO THE SCENE OF AN EMERGENCY.
B. NONINVASIVE EMERGENCY CARE THAT IS USED TO TREAT CONDITIONS SUCH AS AIRWAY
OBSTRUCTION, RESPIRATORY ARREST, AND CARDIAC ARREST.
C. INVASIVE EMERGENCY MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS SUCH AS INTRAVENOUS THERAPY, MANUAL
DEFIBRILLATION, AND ADVANCED AIRWAY MANAGEMENT.
D. ANY FORM OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT THAT IS PERFORMED BY ADVANCED EMTS,
PARAMEDICS, PHYSICIANS, AND EMERGENCY NURSESCORRECT ANSWER; B. NONINVASIVE EMERGENCY
CARE THAT IS USED TO TREAT CONDITIONS SUCH AS AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION, RESPIRATORY ARREST,
AND CARDIAC ARREST.
BETWEEN EACH CHEST COMPRESSION, YOU SHOULD _ SELECT ONE:
A. CHECK FOR A PULSE
B. ALLOW FULL CHEST RECOIL
C. ADMINISTER A BREATH
D. REMOVE YOUR HANDS FROM THE CHEST ANSWER;- B. ALLOW FULL CHEST RECOIL
,COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH CHEST COMPRESSIONS INCLUDE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING, EXCEPT:
SELECT ONE:
A. A FRACTURED STERNUM.
B. GASTRIC DISTENTION.
C. RIB FRACTURES.
VERSION A
D. LIVER LACERATIONCORRECT ANSWER; B. GASTRIC DISTENTION.
CPR IS IN PROGRESS ON A PREGNANT WOMAN. SHORTLY AFTER MANUALLY DISPLACING HER UTERUS
TO THE LEFT, RETURN OF SPONTANEOUS CIRCULATION OCCURS. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD
MOST LIKELY EXPLAIN THIS?
SELECT ONE:
A. DISPLACEMENT OF HER UTERUS CAUSED BLOOD TO FLOW BACKWARD, WHICH INCREASED
BLOOD FLOW TO HER HEART.
B. INCREASED BLOOD FLOW TO HER HEART CAUSED HER VENTRICLES TO STOP FIBRILLATING,
WHICH RESTORED HER PULSE.
C. DISPLACEMENT OF HER UTERUS ALLOWED HER LUNGS TO EXPAND MORE FULLY, WHICH
RESTORED HER PULSE.
D. PRESSURE WAS RELIEVED FROM HER AORTA AND VENA CAVA, WHICH IMPROVED CHEST
COMPRESSION EFFECTIVENESSCORRECT ANSWER; D. PRESSURE WAS RELIEVED FROM HER AORTA AND
VENA CAVA, WHICH IMPROVED CHEST COMPRESSION EFFECTIVENESS.
CPR RETRAINING IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE WHEN IT:
SELECT ONE:
A. OCCURS EVERY 24 MONTHS.
B. IS DELIVERED BY COMPUTER.
C. INVOLVES HANDS-ON PRACTICE.
D. IS SELF-PACED AND BRIEFCORRECT ANSWER; C. INVOLVES HANDS-ON PRACTICE.
CPR SHOULD BE INITIATED WHEN:
SELECT ONE:
, A. RIGOR MORTIS IS OBVIOUS.
B. SIGNS OF PUTREFACTION ARE PRESENT.
C. THE CAROTID PULSE IS VERY WEAK.
D. A VALID LIVING WILL IS UNAVAILABLECORRECT ANSWER; D. A VALID LIVING WILL IS
UNAVAILABLE.
CPR WILL NOT BE EFFECTIVE IF THE PATIENT IS: SELECT ONE:
A. SUPINE.
B. PRONE.
C. HORIZONTAL.
D. ON A FIRM SURFACECORRECT ANSWER; B. PRONE.
VERSION A
GASTRIC DISTENTION WILL MOST LIKELY OCCUR:
SELECT ONE:
A. WHEN YOU DELIVER MINIMAL TIDAL VOLUME. B.
C. IN PATIENTS WHO ARE INTUBATED.
D. WHEN THE AIRWAY IS COMPLETELY OBSTRUCTED.
E. IF YOU VENTILATE A PATIENT TOO QUICKLYCORRECT ANSWER; E. IF YOU VENTILATE A PATIENT
TOO QUICKLY.
IF AN OBJECT IS VISIBLE IN THE UNCONSCIOUS PATIENT'S AIRWAY, YOU SHOULD SELECT ONE:
A. LEAVE IT IN PLACE
B. CONTINUE CHEST COMPRESSIONS
C. REMOVE IT
D. PLACE THE PATIENT ON HIS OR HER SIDE ANSWER;- C. REMOVE IT
