NREMT EXAM, Most Recent Exam 2025/2026 Actual Complete
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Which of the following suggestions should you follow
regarding patient care reports?
a) Always keep a copy of the PCR for your own records
b) If you didn't do it, don't write that you did
c) Have the patient review the PCR once it is complete
d) leave your name off the PCR if you have concerns about the
call - ANSWER-b) If you didn't do it, don't write that you did
The minimum data set on a PCR includes
a) dispatch times
b) patient diagnosis
c) insurance information
d) the medical directors name - ANSWER-a) dispatch times
Your PCR has a section that allows you to free text a
description of the call. This is known as the
a) dispatch section
b) treatment section
c) physical exam section
d) narrative section - ANSWER-d) narrative section
,Your patient is complaining of knee pain following a fall from a
bicycle. You ask the patient if he has any neck pain and he
states that he does not. In this case neck pain would be
considered
a) A pertinent negative
b) an associated symptom
c) multi-system trauma
d) an irrelevant question - ANSWER-a) A pertinent negative
What abbreviations should you use on your PCR?
a) Any abbreviation you like, as long as you are consistent
b) any abbreviation a senior EMT or paramedic uses
c) Only abbreviations approved by your agency and medical
director
d) only abbreviations approved by the NREMT - ANSWER-c)
Only abbreviations approved by your agency and medical
director
Which of the following regarding homeostasis is correct?
a) Homeostasis is a state of balance or equilibrium within the
body
b) Homeostasis is assured if all vital signs are within normal
limits
c) The body works to avoid homeostasis over prolonged
periods
d) Patients who are alert and without pain are demonstrating
homeostasis - ANSWER-a) Homeostasis is a state of balance or
equilibrium within the body
,The frontal plane divides the body into
a) left and right sides
b) top and bottom halves
c) anterior and posterior
d) proximal and distal - ANSWER-c) anterior and posterior
From anatomical position, which of the following is the lateral
bone in the forearm?
a) the ulna
b) the radius
c) the humerus
d) the tibia - ANSWER-b) the radius
Ventral refers to the
a) Anterior surface
b) posterior surface
c) medial aspect
d) lateral aspect - ANSWER-a) Anterior surface
Your adult patient is unconscious, breathing adequately, and
has a pulse. There is no indication of trauma. The patient
should be positioned
a) In the shock position
b) supine
c) prone
d) recovery position - ANSWER-d) recovery position
While assessing an infant, you note depressed fontanelles.
This indicates that the infant
, a) is most likely dehydrated
b) is perfusing normally
c) has increased intracranial pressure
d) has been crying recently - ANSWER-a) is most likely
dehydrated
Your patient is two years old. She would be considered a(n)
a) neonate
b) infant
c) toddler
d) preschooler - ANSWER-c) toddler
to ease a child's anxiety, it is usually best to
a) transport rapidly
b) isolate the child
c) avoid eye contact
d) keep caregivers close by - ANSWER-d) keep caregivers close
by
Eating disorders are more common among which of the
following age groups?
a) adolescents
b) school age
c) toddlers
d) older adults - ANSWER-a) adolescents
Which of the following statements is correct?
a) mild physical decline typically develops in the young adult
age group
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Already Graded A+ / Newest Exam / Just Released!!
Which of the following suggestions should you follow
regarding patient care reports?
a) Always keep a copy of the PCR for your own records
b) If you didn't do it, don't write that you did
c) Have the patient review the PCR once it is complete
d) leave your name off the PCR if you have concerns about the
call - ANSWER-b) If you didn't do it, don't write that you did
The minimum data set on a PCR includes
a) dispatch times
b) patient diagnosis
c) insurance information
d) the medical directors name - ANSWER-a) dispatch times
Your PCR has a section that allows you to free text a
description of the call. This is known as the
a) dispatch section
b) treatment section
c) physical exam section
d) narrative section - ANSWER-d) narrative section
,Your patient is complaining of knee pain following a fall from a
bicycle. You ask the patient if he has any neck pain and he
states that he does not. In this case neck pain would be
considered
a) A pertinent negative
b) an associated symptom
c) multi-system trauma
d) an irrelevant question - ANSWER-a) A pertinent negative
What abbreviations should you use on your PCR?
a) Any abbreviation you like, as long as you are consistent
b) any abbreviation a senior EMT or paramedic uses
c) Only abbreviations approved by your agency and medical
director
d) only abbreviations approved by the NREMT - ANSWER-c)
Only abbreviations approved by your agency and medical
director
Which of the following regarding homeostasis is correct?
a) Homeostasis is a state of balance or equilibrium within the
body
b) Homeostasis is assured if all vital signs are within normal
limits
c) The body works to avoid homeostasis over prolonged
periods
d) Patients who are alert and without pain are demonstrating
homeostasis - ANSWER-a) Homeostasis is a state of balance or
equilibrium within the body
,The frontal plane divides the body into
a) left and right sides
b) top and bottom halves
c) anterior and posterior
d) proximal and distal - ANSWER-c) anterior and posterior
From anatomical position, which of the following is the lateral
bone in the forearm?
a) the ulna
b) the radius
c) the humerus
d) the tibia - ANSWER-b) the radius
Ventral refers to the
a) Anterior surface
b) posterior surface
c) medial aspect
d) lateral aspect - ANSWER-a) Anterior surface
Your adult patient is unconscious, breathing adequately, and
has a pulse. There is no indication of trauma. The patient
should be positioned
a) In the shock position
b) supine
c) prone
d) recovery position - ANSWER-d) recovery position
While assessing an infant, you note depressed fontanelles.
This indicates that the infant
, a) is most likely dehydrated
b) is perfusing normally
c) has increased intracranial pressure
d) has been crying recently - ANSWER-a) is most likely
dehydrated
Your patient is two years old. She would be considered a(n)
a) neonate
b) infant
c) toddler
d) preschooler - ANSWER-c) toddler
to ease a child's anxiety, it is usually best to
a) transport rapidly
b) isolate the child
c) avoid eye contact
d) keep caregivers close by - ANSWER-d) keep caregivers close
by
Eating disorders are more common among which of the
following age groups?
a) adolescents
b) school age
c) toddlers
d) older adults - ANSWER-a) adolescents
Which of the following statements is correct?
a) mild physical decline typically develops in the young adult
age group
