JB Learning EMT Chapters 1-9
Review Exam Questions and
Answers 100% PASS
EMR—ANSWER-Fireman, police; skills: AED, CPR
EMT—ANSWER-~200 hours; CPR, AED, CPAP, some medications
AEMT—ANSWER-IV, more medications, subcutaneous (insulin) + EMT skills
Paramedics—ANSWER-~2000 hours; CPR, AED, cardiac monitor + AEMT
skills
Medical Director—ANSWER-Creates protocols, responsible for quality
control
Medical Control—ANSWER-Online: Call for medical advice; Offline: Use of
standing protocols
Primary Prevention—ANSWER-Prevent event from ever happening (e.g.,
vaccines, education on drinking & driving, smoking)
Secondary Prevention—ANSWER-Decrease effects of event (e.g., seat belts,
helmets, guardrails)
, Infectious Diseases—ANSWER-Not all infectious diseases are communicable
(e.g., tetanus infectious but not communicable)
Communicable Diseases—ANSWER-All communicable diseases are
infectious (e.g., Hepatitis B, HIV)
Direct Contact—ANSWER-Patient's blood enters EMT's open skin
Indirect Contact—ANSWER-Fomites (contaminated objects), needle sticks
Airborne Transmission—ANSWER-Droplet (e.g., flu); Dust (e.g., TB)
Foodborne Transmission—ANSWER-Transmission of diseases through
contaminated food
Vector-borne Transmission—ANSWER-Transmission of diseases through
vectors like insects
Stages of Grieving—ANSWER-Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression,
Acceptance
Expressed Consent—ANSWER-Verbal or nonverbal (e.g., extending arm for
BP)
Informed Consent—ANSWER-Explain nature, risks, benefits of treatment
(e.g., surgery)
Implied Consent—ANSWER-Unconscious or unable to make decisions
Involuntary Consent—ANSWER-Mentally ill or behavioral crisis patient
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Review Exam Questions and
Answers 100% PASS
EMR—ANSWER-Fireman, police; skills: AED, CPR
EMT—ANSWER-~200 hours; CPR, AED, CPAP, some medications
AEMT—ANSWER-IV, more medications, subcutaneous (insulin) + EMT skills
Paramedics—ANSWER-~2000 hours; CPR, AED, cardiac monitor + AEMT
skills
Medical Director—ANSWER-Creates protocols, responsible for quality
control
Medical Control—ANSWER-Online: Call for medical advice; Offline: Use of
standing protocols
Primary Prevention—ANSWER-Prevent event from ever happening (e.g.,
vaccines, education on drinking & driving, smoking)
Secondary Prevention—ANSWER-Decrease effects of event (e.g., seat belts,
helmets, guardrails)
, Infectious Diseases—ANSWER-Not all infectious diseases are communicable
(e.g., tetanus infectious but not communicable)
Communicable Diseases—ANSWER-All communicable diseases are
infectious (e.g., Hepatitis B, HIV)
Direct Contact—ANSWER-Patient's blood enters EMT's open skin
Indirect Contact—ANSWER-Fomites (contaminated objects), needle sticks
Airborne Transmission—ANSWER-Droplet (e.g., flu); Dust (e.g., TB)
Foodborne Transmission—ANSWER-Transmission of diseases through
contaminated food
Vector-borne Transmission—ANSWER-Transmission of diseases through
vectors like insects
Stages of Grieving—ANSWER-Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression,
Acceptance
Expressed Consent—ANSWER-Verbal or nonverbal (e.g., extending arm for
BP)
Informed Consent—ANSWER-Explain nature, risks, benefits of treatment
(e.g., surgery)
Implied Consent—ANSWER-Unconscious or unable to make decisions
Involuntary Consent—ANSWER-Mentally ill or behavioral crisis patient
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protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Katelyn Whitman
