EMT Practice Final Emergency Medical Technician EXAM
2026-2027 LATEST UPDATED VERSION 150 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS JUST RELEASED
After performing a head tilt-chin lift maneuver on this patient, you should next
A. assess her respirations
B. determine the need for oxygen
C. insert an oropharyngeal airway
D. insert a nasopharyngeal airway - answer>>insert a nasopharyngeal airway
You arrive at the scene where a 49 year old woman is found semiconscious on the floor of her
living room. The patient's husband tells you that they were watching TV when this condition
suddenly developed. No trauma was involved. The patient moans occasionally and has slight
cyanosis to her lips.
The patient's respirations are at a rate of 26 breaths/min and shallow. The most appropriate
management includes
A. a nasal cannula set at 1 to 6 L/min
B. assisted ventilations with 100% oxygen
C. a simple face mask set at 10 to 12 L/min
D. A nonrebreathing mask set at 15 L/min - answer>>assisted ventilations with 100% oxygen
You arrive at the scene where a 49 year old woman is found semiconscious on the floor of her
living room. The patient's husband tells you that they were watching TV when this condition
suddenly developed. No trauma was involved. The patient moans occasionally and has slight
cyanosis to her lips.
Shallow respirations will result in
,A. decreased tidal volume
B. increased tidal volume
C. increased oxygen intake
D. increased carbon dioxide removal - answer>>decreased tidal volume
You arrive at the scene where a 49 year old woman is found semiconscious on the floor of her
living room. The patient's husband tells you that they were watching TV when this condition
suddenly developed. No trauma was involved. The patient moans occasionally and has slight
cyanosis to her lips.
Skin will become cyanotic with
A. an increase in the amount of venous oxygen
B. an increase in the amount of arterial oxygen
C. a decrease in the amount of arterial oxygen
D. a decrease in circulating red blood cells - answer>>a decrease in the amount of arterial
oxygen
You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
After taking body substance isolation precautions, you begin your initial assessment of the man.
Your first action should be to
A. apply an extrication collar
B. stabilize his head manually
C. evaluate the patency of his airway
D. roll him to a supine position - answer>>stabilize his head manually
,You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
You have given high concentration oxygen to the man and completed the remainder of your
initial assessment. What should you do next?
A. Obtain baseline vital signs
B. Perform a rapid trauma assessment
C. Conduct a detailed physical examination
D. Immobilize the patient with a vest-style device - answer>>Perform a rapid trauma assessment
You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
As you are loading the man into the ambulance, the police officer advises you that the woman is
refusing EMS treatment and transport. You should next
A. ask the police officer to obtain a signed refusal from the patient as you proceed to the
hospital
B. ask the police officer to administer a breathalyzer test to determine if the patient has been
drinking alcohol
C. advise the patient that she should be transported to the hospital because of the seriousness
of the crash
D. obtain a signed re - answer>>advise the patient that she should be transported to the
hospital because of the seriousness of the crash
, You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
While en route to the hospital with the male patient, you begin a detailed physical exam. During
the exam, you note that the patient's respiratory rate has increased. You should
A. immediately notify the receiving facility
B. count the number of respirations per minute
C. assess his oxygen saturation with a pulse oximeter
D. repeat the initial assessment and treat as needed - answer>>repeat the initial assessment
and treat as needed
You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
the most reliable indicator of injury to the spinal vertebrae is
A. lack of pain at the site of the injury.
B. palpable pain at the site of the injury.
C. decreased movement on one side of the body
D. decreased grip strength in the upper extremities - answer>>palpable pain at the site of the
injury.
you receive a call for a 3 year old girl with respiratory distress. When you enter her residence,
you see the mother holding the little girl, who does not acknowledge your presence. This finding
indicates that the child
2026-2027 LATEST UPDATED VERSION 150 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS JUST RELEASED
After performing a head tilt-chin lift maneuver on this patient, you should next
A. assess her respirations
B. determine the need for oxygen
C. insert an oropharyngeal airway
D. insert a nasopharyngeal airway - answer>>insert a nasopharyngeal airway
You arrive at the scene where a 49 year old woman is found semiconscious on the floor of her
living room. The patient's husband tells you that they were watching TV when this condition
suddenly developed. No trauma was involved. The patient moans occasionally and has slight
cyanosis to her lips.
The patient's respirations are at a rate of 26 breaths/min and shallow. The most appropriate
management includes
A. a nasal cannula set at 1 to 6 L/min
B. assisted ventilations with 100% oxygen
C. a simple face mask set at 10 to 12 L/min
D. A nonrebreathing mask set at 15 L/min - answer>>assisted ventilations with 100% oxygen
You arrive at the scene where a 49 year old woman is found semiconscious on the floor of her
living room. The patient's husband tells you that they were watching TV when this condition
suddenly developed. No trauma was involved. The patient moans occasionally and has slight
cyanosis to her lips.
Shallow respirations will result in
,A. decreased tidal volume
B. increased tidal volume
C. increased oxygen intake
D. increased carbon dioxide removal - answer>>decreased tidal volume
You arrive at the scene where a 49 year old woman is found semiconscious on the floor of her
living room. The patient's husband tells you that they were watching TV when this condition
suddenly developed. No trauma was involved. The patient moans occasionally and has slight
cyanosis to her lips.
Skin will become cyanotic with
A. an increase in the amount of venous oxygen
B. an increase in the amount of arterial oxygen
C. a decrease in the amount of arterial oxygen
D. a decrease in circulating red blood cells - answer>>a decrease in the amount of arterial
oxygen
You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
After taking body substance isolation precautions, you begin your initial assessment of the man.
Your first action should be to
A. apply an extrication collar
B. stabilize his head manually
C. evaluate the patency of his airway
D. roll him to a supine position - answer>>stabilize his head manually
,You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
You have given high concentration oxygen to the man and completed the remainder of your
initial assessment. What should you do next?
A. Obtain baseline vital signs
B. Perform a rapid trauma assessment
C. Conduct a detailed physical examination
D. Immobilize the patient with a vest-style device - answer>>Perform a rapid trauma assessment
You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
As you are loading the man into the ambulance, the police officer advises you that the woman is
refusing EMS treatment and transport. You should next
A. ask the police officer to obtain a signed refusal from the patient as you proceed to the
hospital
B. ask the police officer to administer a breathalyzer test to determine if the patient has been
drinking alcohol
C. advise the patient that she should be transported to the hospital because of the seriousness
of the crash
D. obtain a signed re - answer>>advise the patient that she should be transported to the
hospital because of the seriousness of the crash
, You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
While en route to the hospital with the male patient, you begin a detailed physical exam. During
the exam, you note that the patient's respiratory rate has increased. You should
A. immediately notify the receiving facility
B. count the number of respirations per minute
C. assess his oxygen saturation with a pulse oximeter
D. repeat the initial assessment and treat as needed - answer>>repeat the initial assessment
and treat as needed
You are dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash in which two patients were injured. Upon
arrival, you find that one patient, a 19-year-old woman, is conscious and alert and is being
tended to by a police officer for minor scrapes and cuts. The second patient is a 20-year-old man
who is found facedown approximately 25' from the motorcycle. he states that he cannot feel or
move his legs. Neither patient was wearing a helmet.
the most reliable indicator of injury to the spinal vertebrae is
A. lack of pain at the site of the injury.
B. palpable pain at the site of the injury.
C. decreased movement on one side of the body
D. decreased grip strength in the upper extremities - answer>>palpable pain at the site of the
injury.
you receive a call for a 3 year old girl with respiratory distress. When you enter her residence,
you see the mother holding the little girl, who does not acknowledge your presence. This finding
indicates that the child
