Emergency Medicine & Critical Care (MED406) | 60+ Exam Questions with Answers on CPR, Triage, Toxicology, Fluid Therapy

This document features over 60 multiple-choice questions with verified correct answers, specifically crafted for the Emergency Medicine & Critical Care course (MED406). The questions simulate real-life clinical scenarios and cover a broad range of emergency topics, making it a high-value study resource for students and trainees in acute care settings. Topics include emergency drug administration routes (IV, intraosseous, intratracheal), triage protocols, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), fluid and electrolyte management, toxicological emergencies (e.g., rodenticide and organophosphate poisoning), respiratory distress causes, shock, and procedures such as tracheostomy and pericardiocentesis. With practical clinical relevance, these questions provide insights into both human and veterinary emergency care, including management of trauma, seizures, diabetic crises, and airway obstruction. Each answer is clearly marked, allowing learners to assess their understanding immediately and identify knowledge gaps. This material is highly suitable for: Final-year MBBS or MD students studying emergency or critical care medicine Nursing students focusing on acute and intensive care Veterinary medicine students learning emergency protocols and diagnostics Paramedical trainees or physician assistant (PA) students preparing for clinical rotations International medical graduates (IMGs) preparing for licensing exams (e.g., USMLE, PLAB, NCLEX) This resource supports rapid recall and critical thinking, offering practical exposure to high-pressure decision-making environments in emergency settings. Keywords: emergency intubation, cranial nerves, fluid therapy, CPR, triage, hypoglycemia, shock management, colloid solutions, toxicology, organophosphate poisoning, atropine, respiratory distress, pericardiocentesis, intraosseous access, blood transfusion reaction, trauma care, electrolyte imbalance