SNHD PROTOCOL TEST QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
A patient who is having a behavioral crisis threaten to
harm others, what precautions should you take? -
correct answer- 4 point restraints and hood if
necessary
A patient who is having a behavioral crisis threaten to
harm themselves, what precautions should you take? -
correct answer- Behavioral restraints and law
enforcement.
A patient who is suspected to be intoxicated must meet
what criteria in order to be transported to an approved
alcohol and drug abuse facility rather than a ER? -
correct answer- Patient is able to stand with
minimal assistance of one or two people.
1. Blood Pressure: Systolic: 90 - 180 Diastolic: 60 - 100
2. Pulse Rate: 60 - 120
, 3. Respiratory Rate: 12 - 22
4. Blood Glucose between 60 - 250
5. Glasgow Coma Score > 14
6. SPO2 >94% or 90% if smoker
7. No acute medical complications
8. No signs of trauma
9. No suspected head injury
10. Approval of the physician or medical staff upon
assessment prior to transport to an alternative facility.
Contact with the facility needs to be routed via recorded
phone patch through FAO at 702-382-9007
A patient with a RACE score above 5 should be
transported to what type of facility? - correct
answer- NIR
A patient with a race score between 1-4 should be
transported to what type of facility? - correct
answer- Stroke center
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
A patient who is having a behavioral crisis threaten to
harm others, what precautions should you take? -
correct answer- 4 point restraints and hood if
necessary
A patient who is having a behavioral crisis threaten to
harm themselves, what precautions should you take? -
correct answer- Behavioral restraints and law
enforcement.
A patient who is suspected to be intoxicated must meet
what criteria in order to be transported to an approved
alcohol and drug abuse facility rather than a ER? -
correct answer- Patient is able to stand with
minimal assistance of one or two people.
1. Blood Pressure: Systolic: 90 - 180 Diastolic: 60 - 100
2. Pulse Rate: 60 - 120
, 3. Respiratory Rate: 12 - 22
4. Blood Glucose between 60 - 250
5. Glasgow Coma Score > 14
6. SPO2 >94% or 90% if smoker
7. No acute medical complications
8. No signs of trauma
9. No suspected head injury
10. Approval of the physician or medical staff upon
assessment prior to transport to an alternative facility.
Contact with the facility needs to be routed via recorded
phone patch through FAO at 702-382-9007
A patient with a RACE score above 5 should be
transported to what type of facility? - correct
answer- NIR
A patient with a race score between 1-4 should be
transported to what type of facility? - correct
answer- Stroke center
