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OB/PEDIATRIC FISDAP EMT TEST 2025/ 2026
NEWEST EXAM CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES /ALREADY GRADED
A+||LATEST EXAM!!!||
You and your partner are performing CPR on an infant
with suspected sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). An
important aspect in dealing with such cases is:
A) carefully inspecting the environment in which the infant
was found.
B) discouraging the presence of the parents during your
resuscitation attempt.
C) remembering that most infants with SIDS can be
successfully resuscitated
D) focusing all of your attention on the infant, with little
parental interaction. - Answer-A- carefully inspecting the
environment in which the infant was found
A 29 y/o woman, 38 weeks pregnant, heavy vaginal
bleeding, BP 70/50, HR 130 bpm, pale, diaphoretic, denies
abdominal cramping/pain. S/S are MOST consistent with
a/an:
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A) placenta previa
B) abruptio placenta
C) ruptured ovarian cyst
D) ruptured ectopic pregnancy - Answer-A- placenta
previa
In which of the following situations would the EMT MOST
likely deliver a baby at the scene?
A) contractions are 8-10 mins apart & irregular
B) hospital is 15 miles away & crowning isn't present
C) tornado has struck & blocked only route to hospital
D) amniotic sac has ruptured and contractions occur
regularly - Answer-C- tornado has struck & blocked only
route to hospital
Supplemental oxygen via blow-by technique is MOST
appropriate for a child who presents with respiratory
difficulty and:
A) is agitated, tachycardic, & clinging to his parents
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B) is breathing with significant reduction in tidal volume
C) has facial cyanosis and a decreased level of
consciousness
D) has HR of 70 and signs of physical exhaustion -
Answer-A- is agitated, tachycardic, & clinging to his
parents
Which of the following statements regarding pediatric
anatomy is correct?
A) the child's trachea is more rigid and less prone to
collapse
B) the occiput is proportionately larger when compared to
an adult
C) Relative to the overall size of the airway a child's
epiglottis is smaller
D) - Answer-B- the occiput is proportionately larger when
compared to an adult
You are responding to a call for a 2 y/o child who fell from
a 2nd story window. With the MOI & age of pt in mind, you
should suspect that the primary injury occurred to the
child's:
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A) head
B) chest
C) abdomen
D) lower extremeties - Answer-A- head
A 4 y/o boy with a tracheostomy tube is experiencing
respiratory distress. He has intercostal retractions, HR of
80 bpm, and an O2 sat of 85%. During his attempts to
breathe, a gurgling sound is heard in the tracheostomy
tube. You should:
A) ventilate through the tracheostomy tube
B) carefully suction the tracheostomy tube
C) remove the tracheostomy tube and clean it
D) place an oxygen mask over the tracheostomy tube -
Answer-B- carefully suction the tracheostomy tube
After an advanced airway device has been inserted in a 6
m/o infant in cardiopulmonary arrest, you should deliver
ventilations at a rate of:
OB/PEDIATRIC FISDAP EMT TEST 2025/ 2026
NEWEST EXAM CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES /ALREADY GRADED
A+||LATEST EXAM!!!||
You and your partner are performing CPR on an infant
with suspected sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). An
important aspect in dealing with such cases is:
A) carefully inspecting the environment in which the infant
was found.
B) discouraging the presence of the parents during your
resuscitation attempt.
C) remembering that most infants with SIDS can be
successfully resuscitated
D) focusing all of your attention on the infant, with little
parental interaction. - Answer-A- carefully inspecting the
environment in which the infant was found
A 29 y/o woman, 38 weeks pregnant, heavy vaginal
bleeding, BP 70/50, HR 130 bpm, pale, diaphoretic, denies
abdominal cramping/pain. S/S are MOST consistent with
a/an:
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A) placenta previa
B) abruptio placenta
C) ruptured ovarian cyst
D) ruptured ectopic pregnancy - Answer-A- placenta
previa
In which of the following situations would the EMT MOST
likely deliver a baby at the scene?
A) contractions are 8-10 mins apart & irregular
B) hospital is 15 miles away & crowning isn't present
C) tornado has struck & blocked only route to hospital
D) amniotic sac has ruptured and contractions occur
regularly - Answer-C- tornado has struck & blocked only
route to hospital
Supplemental oxygen via blow-by technique is MOST
appropriate for a child who presents with respiratory
difficulty and:
A) is agitated, tachycardic, & clinging to his parents
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B) is breathing with significant reduction in tidal volume
C) has facial cyanosis and a decreased level of
consciousness
D) has HR of 70 and signs of physical exhaustion -
Answer-A- is agitated, tachycardic, & clinging to his
parents
Which of the following statements regarding pediatric
anatomy is correct?
A) the child's trachea is more rigid and less prone to
collapse
B) the occiput is proportionately larger when compared to
an adult
C) Relative to the overall size of the airway a child's
epiglottis is smaller
D) - Answer-B- the occiput is proportionately larger when
compared to an adult
You are responding to a call for a 2 y/o child who fell from
a 2nd story window. With the MOI & age of pt in mind, you
should suspect that the primary injury occurred to the
child's:
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A) head
B) chest
C) abdomen
D) lower extremeties - Answer-A- head
A 4 y/o boy with a tracheostomy tube is experiencing
respiratory distress. He has intercostal retractions, HR of
80 bpm, and an O2 sat of 85%. During his attempts to
breathe, a gurgling sound is heard in the tracheostomy
tube. You should:
A) ventilate through the tracheostomy tube
B) carefully suction the tracheostomy tube
C) remove the tracheostomy tube and clean it
D) place an oxygen mask over the tracheostomy tube -
Answer-B- carefully suction the tracheostomy tube
After an advanced airway device has been inserted in a 6
m/o infant in cardiopulmonary arrest, you should deliver
ventilations at a rate of:
