FISDAP PARAMEDIC FINAL CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION TEST 2026 QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED TO PASS
◉ An elderly female is found unresponsive by a neighbor. Your crew
has initiate CPR. The cardiac monitor show VFib How would you
treat this patient. Answer: continue CPR, then prepare to defibrillate
at 360J
◉ What is the electrical axis of the heart. Answer: the average of all
depolarizations of the heart
◉ Under which conditions does a Type II AV block have a very
serious prognosis. Answer: AV dissociation exists
◉ What are the primary causes of symptoms in patients
experiencing tachydysrhythmias?. Answer: decreased ventricular
filling and stroke volume
◉ Your patient is a 58 yom with a history of alcoholism and and
cirrhosis of the liver. The patient is vomiting copious amounts of
blood. Which is most likely the cause?. Answer: Esophageal Varices
,◉ Correct bolus amount for a 44 lb child in hemorrhagic shock?.
Answer: 400 mL
◉ You are treating a 80 yom who complains of headache, blurred
vision, and left sided weakness. He has a history of heart problems
and takes digoxin. Which of these is the most likely cause of his
symptoms?. Answer: embolic stroke caused by afib
◉ You are caring for a patient with a heart rate of 50. He is alert and
oriented. His BP is 126/72 and he denies chest pain or respiratory
distress. How would you initially treat this patient?. Answer: gather
a complete history and physical assessment
◉ Which is the ion responsible for determining the resting
membrane potential of a cardiac cell?. Answer: Potassium
◉ A 55 yom complains of sudden onset of acute shortness of breath.
He denies chest pain and is alert and oriented but anxious. Skin is
pale (with cyanosis), cool, and diaphoretic. BP 230/110, P 110, R 28.
No JVD. Crackles are heard bilaterally. He has a hx of heart attack 5
years ago. The patient is most likely suffering from?. Answer: Left
sided heart failure
◉ A 55 yom complains of sudden onset of acute shortness of breath.
He denies chest pain and is alert and oriented but anxious. Skin is
pale (with cyanosis), cool, and diaphoretic. BP 230/110, P 110, R 28.
, No JVD. Crackles are heard bilaterally. He has a hx of heart attack 5
years ago. Besides increasing oxygen levels, what is the next step for
this patient?. Answer: Decrease preload
◉ A 55 yom complains of sudden onset of acute shortness of breath.
He denies chest pain and is alert and oriented but anxious. Skin is
pale (with cyanosis), cool, and diaphoretic. BP 230/110, P 110, R 28.
No JVD. Crackles are heard bilaterally. He has a hx of heart attack 5
years ago. What medication and dosage would you use?. Answer:
Nitro 0.4mg SL
◉ Sally, a 72 yof, called EMS because of severe lower back pain that
will not go away. She states that she has arthritis, but this is much
worse. She has a hx of hypertension and takes medication for it. She
is extremely pale and diaphoretic. BP- 90 by palpation, P- 104, R-24.
After oxygen, how would you initially treat.. Answer: Rapid
transport to ER
◉ Sally, a 72 yof, called EMS because of severe lower back pain that
will not go away. She states that she has arthritis, but this is much
worse. She has a hx of hypertension and takes medication for it. She
is extremely pale and diaphoretic. BP- 90 by palpation, P- 104, R-24
What condition is most likely affecting the patient.. Answer: Tripple
A
EVALUATION TEST 2026 QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED TO PASS
◉ An elderly female is found unresponsive by a neighbor. Your crew
has initiate CPR. The cardiac monitor show VFib How would you
treat this patient. Answer: continue CPR, then prepare to defibrillate
at 360J
◉ What is the electrical axis of the heart. Answer: the average of all
depolarizations of the heart
◉ Under which conditions does a Type II AV block have a very
serious prognosis. Answer: AV dissociation exists
◉ What are the primary causes of symptoms in patients
experiencing tachydysrhythmias?. Answer: decreased ventricular
filling and stroke volume
◉ Your patient is a 58 yom with a history of alcoholism and and
cirrhosis of the liver. The patient is vomiting copious amounts of
blood. Which is most likely the cause?. Answer: Esophageal Varices
,◉ Correct bolus amount for a 44 lb child in hemorrhagic shock?.
Answer: 400 mL
◉ You are treating a 80 yom who complains of headache, blurred
vision, and left sided weakness. He has a history of heart problems
and takes digoxin. Which of these is the most likely cause of his
symptoms?. Answer: embolic stroke caused by afib
◉ You are caring for a patient with a heart rate of 50. He is alert and
oriented. His BP is 126/72 and he denies chest pain or respiratory
distress. How would you initially treat this patient?. Answer: gather
a complete history and physical assessment
◉ Which is the ion responsible for determining the resting
membrane potential of a cardiac cell?. Answer: Potassium
◉ A 55 yom complains of sudden onset of acute shortness of breath.
He denies chest pain and is alert and oriented but anxious. Skin is
pale (with cyanosis), cool, and diaphoretic. BP 230/110, P 110, R 28.
No JVD. Crackles are heard bilaterally. He has a hx of heart attack 5
years ago. The patient is most likely suffering from?. Answer: Left
sided heart failure
◉ A 55 yom complains of sudden onset of acute shortness of breath.
He denies chest pain and is alert and oriented but anxious. Skin is
pale (with cyanosis), cool, and diaphoretic. BP 230/110, P 110, R 28.
, No JVD. Crackles are heard bilaterally. He has a hx of heart attack 5
years ago. Besides increasing oxygen levels, what is the next step for
this patient?. Answer: Decrease preload
◉ A 55 yom complains of sudden onset of acute shortness of breath.
He denies chest pain and is alert and oriented but anxious. Skin is
pale (with cyanosis), cool, and diaphoretic. BP 230/110, P 110, R 28.
No JVD. Crackles are heard bilaterally. He has a hx of heart attack 5
years ago. What medication and dosage would you use?. Answer:
Nitro 0.4mg SL
◉ Sally, a 72 yof, called EMS because of severe lower back pain that
will not go away. She states that she has arthritis, but this is much
worse. She has a hx of hypertension and takes medication for it. She
is extremely pale and diaphoretic. BP- 90 by palpation, P- 104, R-24.
After oxygen, how would you initially treat.. Answer: Rapid
transport to ER
◉ Sally, a 72 yof, called EMS because of severe lower back pain that
will not go away. She states that she has arthritis, but this is much
worse. She has a hx of hypertension and takes medication for it. She
is extremely pale and diaphoretic. BP- 90 by palpation, P- 104, R-24
What condition is most likely affecting the patient.. Answer: Tripple
A
