EMS 1055 Final exam study guide EXAM 2026
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Which of the following patients is A patient with a respiratory rate of 25 bpm
experiencing tachypnea?
A patient with a respiratory rate of
25 bpm
A patient with a respiratory rate of
16 bpm
A patient with a respiratory rate of
20 bpm
A patient with a respiratory rate of
12 bpm
Regarding medical abbreviations, with
what does the letter C with a line
above it mean?
Which patients should you protect all patients
yourself with BSI precautions?
,You initiate treatment of an injured abandonment
patient. You are waiting for help to
arrive, but are in a huge hurry. You
decide to leave before handing
over care to an equal or higher
level provider. This is called?
What does the R in the CHART Treatment rendered
acronym represent?
You are assessing the pupils of a Cerebral herniation
patient with a significant head injury.
You notice that one pupils is dilated
while the other appears normal
(ipsilateral pupil dilation). What
condition do you suspect?
You ask an adult patient for consent expressed
to treat them and they verbally
respond that you can. What kind of
consent is this?
You palpate a radial pulse and it is 80 mmHG
present. You know that the systolic
blood pressure is at LEAST?
Which of the following is defined by Scope of Practice
only performing skills and
treatment that fall within your
certification and training?
The respiratory pattern that is fast Kussmal's
and deep, often associated with
metabolic acidosis secondary to
diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is
called?
, Which of the following is NOT a Tachypnea
sign of inadequate breathing?
Tachypnea
Tripoding
Accessory muscle usage
Cyanosis
You are assessing AVPU on a pain
patient. The patients eyes are
closed and does not respond to
your voice. You perform a light
sternal rub and the patient groans.
What score do you give on the
AVPU scale?
Which nare of the nose is typically Right
larger and should be used for NPA
insertion?
Which pulse point, when palpated, Carotid
can cause a vagal response and/or
cause a stroke?
How much oxygen should you flow 10-15 LPM
for a patient on a NRBM?
An OPA is measured from edge of the mouth to the angle of the jaw
edge of the mouth to the angle of
the jaw
the middle of the mouth to the
earlobe
middle of the mouth to the angle of
the jaw
the angle of the mouth to the
earlobe
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Which of the following patients is A patient with a respiratory rate of 25 bpm
experiencing tachypnea?
A patient with a respiratory rate of
25 bpm
A patient with a respiratory rate of
16 bpm
A patient with a respiratory rate of
20 bpm
A patient with a respiratory rate of
12 bpm
Regarding medical abbreviations, with
what does the letter C with a line
above it mean?
Which patients should you protect all patients
yourself with BSI precautions?
,You initiate treatment of an injured abandonment
patient. You are waiting for help to
arrive, but are in a huge hurry. You
decide to leave before handing
over care to an equal or higher
level provider. This is called?
What does the R in the CHART Treatment rendered
acronym represent?
You are assessing the pupils of a Cerebral herniation
patient with a significant head injury.
You notice that one pupils is dilated
while the other appears normal
(ipsilateral pupil dilation). What
condition do you suspect?
You ask an adult patient for consent expressed
to treat them and they verbally
respond that you can. What kind of
consent is this?
You palpate a radial pulse and it is 80 mmHG
present. You know that the systolic
blood pressure is at LEAST?
Which of the following is defined by Scope of Practice
only performing skills and
treatment that fall within your
certification and training?
The respiratory pattern that is fast Kussmal's
and deep, often associated with
metabolic acidosis secondary to
diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is
called?
, Which of the following is NOT a Tachypnea
sign of inadequate breathing?
Tachypnea
Tripoding
Accessory muscle usage
Cyanosis
You are assessing AVPU on a pain
patient. The patients eyes are
closed and does not respond to
your voice. You perform a light
sternal rub and the patient groans.
What score do you give on the
AVPU scale?
Which nare of the nose is typically Right
larger and should be used for NPA
insertion?
Which pulse point, when palpated, Carotid
can cause a vagal response and/or
cause a stroke?
How much oxygen should you flow 10-15 LPM
for a patient on a NRBM?
An OPA is measured from edge of the mouth to the angle of the jaw
edge of the mouth to the angle of
the jaw
the middle of the mouth to the
earlobe
middle of the mouth to the angle of
the jaw
the angle of the mouth to the
earlobe
