RTE Final Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
Laws that protect people against claims of negligence when they give
emergency care in good faith without accepting anything in return. - CORRECT
ANSWER-Good Samaritan Laws
What are the three emergency action steps that you have to take when responding
to an emergency? - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Check
2. Call
3. Care
When conducitng a scene size-up when responding to an emergency what
questions shall you ask yourself? - CORRECT ANSWER--Is the scene safe to
enter?
-What happened?
-How many people are involved?
-What is your initial impression about the nature of the person's injury or illness?
-Is anyone else available to help?
, If a person appears to be unresposive on scene what should you do? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Shout the person's name. If no response, tap the person's shoulder. If
the person is a child tap the bottom of their foot. Check for breathing for no more
than 5 to 10 seconds.
When should you call 911 or activiate the EMS System? (Emergency Conditions) -
CORRECT ANSWER--Unresponsiveness or an altered level of consciousness
(LOC), such as drowsiness or confusion
-Breathing problems (trouble breathing or no breathing)
-Chest pain, discomfort or pressure lasting more than a few minutes that goes away
and comes back or that radiates to the shoulder, arm, neck, jaw, stomach or back
-Persistent abdominal pain or pressure
-Severe external bleeding (bleeding that spurts or gushes steadily from a wound)
-Vomiting blood or passing blood
-Severe (critical) burns
-Suspected poisoning that appears to be life threatening
-Seizures
-Signs or symptoms of a stroke (e.g., drooping of the face on one side; sudden
weakness on one side of the body; sudden slurred speech or difficulty speaking; or
a sudden, severe headache)
Answers 100% Pass
Laws that protect people against claims of negligence when they give
emergency care in good faith without accepting anything in return. - CORRECT
ANSWER-Good Samaritan Laws
What are the three emergency action steps that you have to take when responding
to an emergency? - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Check
2. Call
3. Care
When conducitng a scene size-up when responding to an emergency what
questions shall you ask yourself? - CORRECT ANSWER--Is the scene safe to
enter?
-What happened?
-How many people are involved?
-What is your initial impression about the nature of the person's injury or illness?
-Is anyone else available to help?
, If a person appears to be unresposive on scene what should you do? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Shout the person's name. If no response, tap the person's shoulder. If
the person is a child tap the bottom of their foot. Check for breathing for no more
than 5 to 10 seconds.
When should you call 911 or activiate the EMS System? (Emergency Conditions) -
CORRECT ANSWER--Unresponsiveness or an altered level of consciousness
(LOC), such as drowsiness or confusion
-Breathing problems (trouble breathing or no breathing)
-Chest pain, discomfort or pressure lasting more than a few minutes that goes away
and comes back or that radiates to the shoulder, arm, neck, jaw, stomach or back
-Persistent abdominal pain or pressure
-Severe external bleeding (bleeding that spurts or gushes steadily from a wound)
-Vomiting blood or passing blood
-Severe (critical) burns
-Suspected poisoning that appears to be life threatening
-Seizures
-Signs or symptoms of a stroke (e.g., drooping of the face on one side; sudden
weakness on one side of the body; sudden slurred speech or difficulty speaking; or
a sudden, severe headache)
