NREMT PRACTICE QUESTIONS: FUTURE EMT GROUP
EXAM LATEST 2026 UPDATED SOLUTIONS (2026/2027)
GRADE: A+|STATUS: GUARANTEED PASS
A 31 year old female who has a history of diabetes collapses suddenly. When you arrive, she is
unresponsive, and her vital signs are P 90, R 6, BP 108/78. You should:
A. administer glucose
B. administer oxygen
C. assist her ventilations
D. place her in recovery position - Answers -C. assist her ventilations
Administration of epinephrine by autoinjector is dependent upon the:
A. knowledge of the patient on how to use it
B. type of allergen the patient was exposed to
C. BP of the patient at the time of admin
D. device having a functional spring plunger - Answers -D. device having a functional spring
plunger
A 42 year old female who has a history of type II diabetes has an altered level of consciousness.
You should provide her:
A. oxygen by NRB
B. coffee with two packets of non-dairy creamer
C. orange juice with 2 tbsp sugar added
D. soda sipped through straw - Answers -C. orange juice with 2 tbsp sugar added
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,Which of the following is most likely to cause septic shock?
A. bacteremia
B. stroke
C. hepatitis
D. renal failure - Answers -A. bacteremia
A 62 year old male is having chest pain. He tells you it began one hour ago. You auscultate
crackles in his lungs. His vital signs are P 94, R 16, BP 142/82, and SpO2 is 94% on room air. You
administer aspirin and begin transport. En route he begins to sweat and wheeze. His BP changes
to 106/82. You should suspect:
A. pneumonia
B. anaphylactic reaction
C. cardiac asthma
D. right-sided heart failure - Answers -B. anaphylactic reaction
A 52 year old female lives in a home without air conditioning. It has been hot for the past six
days. Her skin is hot to touch, and she babbles when she speaks. Before transporting her, you
should:
A. fan her and transport with AC on full strength
B. have her drink electrolytes
C. make every effort to rapidly cool her off
D. cover her head and face with ice soaked towels - Answers -C. make every effort to rapidly
cool her off
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,A 32 year old female complains of chills and tells you she has a urinary tract infection. Her skin is
hot to touch and flushed. Her vitals are P 102, R 16, BP 138/78, and SpO2 is 94% on room air.
You should suspect an early onset of:
A. flu
B. sepsis
C. renal stones
D. kidney stones - Answers -B. sepsis
A 19 year old male college student is acting oddly. When you question his roommates in regards
to his drinking alcohol, they tell you he has not been drinking. His skin feels hot to touch and
you find purple spots over his upper thorax. As you prepare to assess his vital signs he seizes.
You should suspect:
A. hypoxia
B. drugs
C. encephalitis
D. meningitis - Answers -D. meningitis
Which of the following is the most common inhaled poison?
A. carbon monoxide
B. cyanide
C. propane
D. chlorine - Answers -A. carbon monoxide
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, Which of the following can lead to hypovolemic shock?
A. infection
B. allergic reaction
C. diarrhea
D. vasodilation - Answers -C. diarrhea
What is the primary cause of esophageal varices?
A. gastric reflux
B. liver failure
C. alcoholism
D. portal hypertension - Answers -D. portal hypertension
Heat stroke patients have hot, dry skin because:
A. unable to ingest adequate fluids
B. during prodromal phase, all their fluids shifted
C. their ability to swear becomes disrupted
D. during transition from exhaustion to stroke, water was not absorbed - Answers -C. their
ability to swear becomes disrupted
A 51 year old female has hot, dry skin and fruity breath. She tells you she is sick and has a
history of diabetes. Her vital signs are P 108, R 26, BP 106/78, and SpO2 is 96% on room air. You
should:
A. transport her without sirens and lights to transport
B. provide rapid transport
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EXAM LATEST 2026 UPDATED SOLUTIONS (2026/2027)
GRADE: A+|STATUS: GUARANTEED PASS
A 31 year old female who has a history of diabetes collapses suddenly. When you arrive, she is
unresponsive, and her vital signs are P 90, R 6, BP 108/78. You should:
A. administer glucose
B. administer oxygen
C. assist her ventilations
D. place her in recovery position - Answers -C. assist her ventilations
Administration of epinephrine by autoinjector is dependent upon the:
A. knowledge of the patient on how to use it
B. type of allergen the patient was exposed to
C. BP of the patient at the time of admin
D. device having a functional spring plunger - Answers -D. device having a functional spring
plunger
A 42 year old female who has a history of type II diabetes has an altered level of consciousness.
You should provide her:
A. oxygen by NRB
B. coffee with two packets of non-dairy creamer
C. orange juice with 2 tbsp sugar added
D. soda sipped through straw - Answers -C. orange juice with 2 tbsp sugar added
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,Which of the following is most likely to cause septic shock?
A. bacteremia
B. stroke
C. hepatitis
D. renal failure - Answers -A. bacteremia
A 62 year old male is having chest pain. He tells you it began one hour ago. You auscultate
crackles in his lungs. His vital signs are P 94, R 16, BP 142/82, and SpO2 is 94% on room air. You
administer aspirin and begin transport. En route he begins to sweat and wheeze. His BP changes
to 106/82. You should suspect:
A. pneumonia
B. anaphylactic reaction
C. cardiac asthma
D. right-sided heart failure - Answers -B. anaphylactic reaction
A 52 year old female lives in a home without air conditioning. It has been hot for the past six
days. Her skin is hot to touch, and she babbles when she speaks. Before transporting her, you
should:
A. fan her and transport with AC on full strength
B. have her drink electrolytes
C. make every effort to rapidly cool her off
D. cover her head and face with ice soaked towels - Answers -C. make every effort to rapidly
cool her off
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,A 32 year old female complains of chills and tells you she has a urinary tract infection. Her skin is
hot to touch and flushed. Her vitals are P 102, R 16, BP 138/78, and SpO2 is 94% on room air.
You should suspect an early onset of:
A. flu
B. sepsis
C. renal stones
D. kidney stones - Answers -B. sepsis
A 19 year old male college student is acting oddly. When you question his roommates in regards
to his drinking alcohol, they tell you he has not been drinking. His skin feels hot to touch and
you find purple spots over his upper thorax. As you prepare to assess his vital signs he seizes.
You should suspect:
A. hypoxia
B. drugs
C. encephalitis
D. meningitis - Answers -D. meningitis
Which of the following is the most common inhaled poison?
A. carbon monoxide
B. cyanide
C. propane
D. chlorine - Answers -A. carbon monoxide
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, Which of the following can lead to hypovolemic shock?
A. infection
B. allergic reaction
C. diarrhea
D. vasodilation - Answers -C. diarrhea
What is the primary cause of esophageal varices?
A. gastric reflux
B. liver failure
C. alcoholism
D. portal hypertension - Answers -D. portal hypertension
Heat stroke patients have hot, dry skin because:
A. unable to ingest adequate fluids
B. during prodromal phase, all their fluids shifted
C. their ability to swear becomes disrupted
D. during transition from exhaustion to stroke, water was not absorbed - Answers -C. their
ability to swear becomes disrupted
A 51 year old female has hot, dry skin and fruity breath. She tells you she is sick and has a
history of diabetes. Her vital signs are P 108, R 26, BP 106/78, and SpO2 is 96% on room air. You
should:
A. transport her without sirens and lights to transport
B. provide rapid transport
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