NREMT Exam Practice Questions, Most Recent Exam
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Which of the following is not considered a significant
mechanism of injury for an adult?
A. roll-over vehicle
B. falls greater than 10 feet
C. penetrations of head, chest, or abdomen
D. ejection from vehicle - ANSWER-B
Your patient has what appears to be a dislocated shoulder.
Treatment for this patient should be:
A. sling and swathe the injured shoulder
B. immobilize the arm to the side of the patient
C. reset the shoulder and then immobilize
D. wrap the upper body in a pillow and immobilize both arms -
ANSWER-A
You arrive on the scene to discover a patient who refuses to
allow you to touch her. You feel the patient is in need in
treatment and attempt to take her blood pressure. You have
just committed:
A. an assault
B. battery
C. negligence
,D. an act befitting your profession - ANSWER-B
You are assessing a 24-year-old male who was involved in a
bar room brawl. Witnesses say the patient was struck with a
barstool. The patient is unresponsive. You note battle signs on
your assessment. This is a sign of:
A. intracranial bleeding
B. basilar skull fracture
C. epidural hematoma
D. subdural hematoma - ANSWER-B
Your patient is vomiting large amounts of bright red blood. The
patient does not complain of any pain or tenderness in the
abdomen during your assessment. The patient's pulse is 128
and he is having difficulty breathing. His skin is pale, cool and
clammy. You noticed he has a jaundiced appearance. You
would suspect this patient has:
A. pancreatitis
B. esophageal varices
C. abdominal aortic aneurysm
D. appendicitis - ANSWER-B
There are three stages of labor. In the second stage of labor.
A. labor pains develop
C. the cervix becomes dilated
C. the baby is born
D. the placenta is expelled - ANSWER-C
,You are at the scene of a mass casualty incident. Who is in
charge of the overall scene?
A. the EMT-B
B. the incident commander
C. the paramedic
D. the medical director - ANSWER-B
You arrive at the scene of a possible unconscious patient
located in a lab setting. On the exterior of the room there is a
NFPA diamond with a 4 in the blue portion of the diamond. This
is an:
A. extreme health hazard
B. extreme fire hazard
C. extreme reactivity hazard
D. extreme water reactivity - ANSWER-A
You have just intubated a patient in cardiac arrest. Your partner
tells you he hears breath sounds on the right side but not on
the left. You would suspect:
A. intubated the right stem bronchus
B. intubated the left stem bronchus
C. are in the proper position
D. are in the esophagus - ANSWER-A
Which of the following is not part of the history or secondary
exam?
A. form a general impression of the patient
B. take the patient's history
C. conduct a physical exam
D. take baseline vitals - ANSWER-A
, In which age is capillary refill most useful?
A. infants only
B. patients less than six years of age
C. patients greater than six years of age
D. all ages - ANSWER-B
You are assessing a conscious patient complaining of chest
pain. Which mnemonic will assist you in assessing the patient's
current chief complaint?
A. DCAP-BTLS
B. SAMPLE
C. OPQRST
D. ABC - ANSWER-C
The patient you are treating has white, waxy skin on both
hands. The patient's hands feel as if they're frozen. They are
swollen and you notice that blisters are forming. Which of the
following would you not want to do in caring for the patient.
A. rub the hands
B. remove any jewelry
C. cover the hands with dry sterile dressings
D. leave blisters intact - ANSWER-A
Which of the following is a late sign of shock?
A. hypotension
B. tachycardia
C. cyanosis
D. anxiety - ANSWER-A
2025/2026 Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And
Correct Answers (Verified Answers) Already Graded A+
/ Newest Exam / Just Released!!
Which of the following is not considered a significant
mechanism of injury for an adult?
A. roll-over vehicle
B. falls greater than 10 feet
C. penetrations of head, chest, or abdomen
D. ejection from vehicle - ANSWER-B
Your patient has what appears to be a dislocated shoulder.
Treatment for this patient should be:
A. sling and swathe the injured shoulder
B. immobilize the arm to the side of the patient
C. reset the shoulder and then immobilize
D. wrap the upper body in a pillow and immobilize both arms -
ANSWER-A
You arrive on the scene to discover a patient who refuses to
allow you to touch her. You feel the patient is in need in
treatment and attempt to take her blood pressure. You have
just committed:
A. an assault
B. battery
C. negligence
,D. an act befitting your profession - ANSWER-B
You are assessing a 24-year-old male who was involved in a
bar room brawl. Witnesses say the patient was struck with a
barstool. The patient is unresponsive. You note battle signs on
your assessment. This is a sign of:
A. intracranial bleeding
B. basilar skull fracture
C. epidural hematoma
D. subdural hematoma - ANSWER-B
Your patient is vomiting large amounts of bright red blood. The
patient does not complain of any pain or tenderness in the
abdomen during your assessment. The patient's pulse is 128
and he is having difficulty breathing. His skin is pale, cool and
clammy. You noticed he has a jaundiced appearance. You
would suspect this patient has:
A. pancreatitis
B. esophageal varices
C. abdominal aortic aneurysm
D. appendicitis - ANSWER-B
There are three stages of labor. In the second stage of labor.
A. labor pains develop
C. the cervix becomes dilated
C. the baby is born
D. the placenta is expelled - ANSWER-C
,You are at the scene of a mass casualty incident. Who is in
charge of the overall scene?
A. the EMT-B
B. the incident commander
C. the paramedic
D. the medical director - ANSWER-B
You arrive at the scene of a possible unconscious patient
located in a lab setting. On the exterior of the room there is a
NFPA diamond with a 4 in the blue portion of the diamond. This
is an:
A. extreme health hazard
B. extreme fire hazard
C. extreme reactivity hazard
D. extreme water reactivity - ANSWER-A
You have just intubated a patient in cardiac arrest. Your partner
tells you he hears breath sounds on the right side but not on
the left. You would suspect:
A. intubated the right stem bronchus
B. intubated the left stem bronchus
C. are in the proper position
D. are in the esophagus - ANSWER-A
Which of the following is not part of the history or secondary
exam?
A. form a general impression of the patient
B. take the patient's history
C. conduct a physical exam
D. take baseline vitals - ANSWER-A
, In which age is capillary refill most useful?
A. infants only
B. patients less than six years of age
C. patients greater than six years of age
D. all ages - ANSWER-B
You are assessing a conscious patient complaining of chest
pain. Which mnemonic will assist you in assessing the patient's
current chief complaint?
A. DCAP-BTLS
B. SAMPLE
C. OPQRST
D. ABC - ANSWER-C
The patient you are treating has white, waxy skin on both
hands. The patient's hands feel as if they're frozen. They are
swollen and you notice that blisters are forming. Which of the
following would you not want to do in caring for the patient.
A. rub the hands
B. remove any jewelry
C. cover the hands with dry sterile dressings
D. leave blisters intact - ANSWER-A
Which of the following is a late sign of shock?
A. hypotension
B. tachycardia
C. cyanosis
D. anxiety - ANSWER-A
