SKI PATROL LATEST 2026 STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔Obtaining permission. - ✔✔The first part of primary assessment is:
✔✔Manually stabilize the head and neck. - ✔✔If you are uncertain about a possible C-
Spine injury, you should:
✔✔Cardiac chest pain, unstable pelvis, rigid abdomen. - ✔✔A load and go approach is
justified by which of the following lists of conditions (all must be correct):
✔✔Face to face with the patient. - ✔✔When possible, the patroller must approach the
accident scene:
✔✔False - ✔✔Once transport arrives, you should delay your evacuation until you have
completed your secondary assessment and your note to the doctor.
✔✔blood sugar - ✔✔Which of the following is not a vital sign that we check?
✔✔True - ✔✔Recording vital signs enable the evaluation of the patient's overall
condition immediately and over time.
✔✔Compound fracture of bones of forearm. - ✔✔Which of the following conditions is
not considered a load and go?
✔✔Discover hidden injuries. - ✔✔Secondary assessments are used to:
✔✔Head to toe. - ✔✔Secondary assessments are performed in the following order:
✔✔False - ✔✔Cold packs are applied directly to the skin.
✔✔True - ✔✔Documentation is important so that the first on scene (CSP) can pass on
information to the next link in the chain of the EMS.
✔✔False - ✔✔If a person's condition is designated "green" this will not change.
✔✔a.
No team plan.
b.
Indecisive leadership.
c.
Inadequate skills.
d.
All answers are correct. (correct) - ✔✔What is a pitfall in performing triage?
, ✔✔Unwillingness to take a deep breath. - ✔✔Signs and symptoms of a rib fracture
include:
✔✔Shortness of breath and possible paradoxical movement. - ✔✔Signs and symptoms
of a flail chest include:
✔✔False - ✔✔Subcutaneous emphysema occurs when fluid escapes into chest cavity
and migrates to the tissue under the skin.
✔✔a.
Flail chest.
b.
Rib fracture.
c.
Sucking chest wound. (correct)
d.
Spontaneous pneumothorax. - ✔✔Open chest injuries include:
✔✔An attempt to increase oxygenation of the blood. - ✔✔A patient in shock may have
an increased respiration rate. This is due to:
✔✔Five litres (10 pints) - ✔✔The average adult body weighs 70 kg (154 lb.) and has
about ______________ of blood.
✔✔Apply direct pressure on the wound. - ✔✔The most effective way to control severe
external bleeding is to:
✔✔RED - rest, elevation, direct pressure. - ✔✔When treating a bleeding injury, always
remember the acronym:
✔✔Be bright red and frothy. - ✔✔Signs often show the source of internal bleeding. For
example, blood from the lungs may:
✔✔a.
Laceration.
b.
Avulsion.
c.
Amputation.
d.
All answers are correct. (correct) - ✔✔Which of the following is a classification of a
wound?
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔Obtaining permission. - ✔✔The first part of primary assessment is:
✔✔Manually stabilize the head and neck. - ✔✔If you are uncertain about a possible C-
Spine injury, you should:
✔✔Cardiac chest pain, unstable pelvis, rigid abdomen. - ✔✔A load and go approach is
justified by which of the following lists of conditions (all must be correct):
✔✔Face to face with the patient. - ✔✔When possible, the patroller must approach the
accident scene:
✔✔False - ✔✔Once transport arrives, you should delay your evacuation until you have
completed your secondary assessment and your note to the doctor.
✔✔blood sugar - ✔✔Which of the following is not a vital sign that we check?
✔✔True - ✔✔Recording vital signs enable the evaluation of the patient's overall
condition immediately and over time.
✔✔Compound fracture of bones of forearm. - ✔✔Which of the following conditions is
not considered a load and go?
✔✔Discover hidden injuries. - ✔✔Secondary assessments are used to:
✔✔Head to toe. - ✔✔Secondary assessments are performed in the following order:
✔✔False - ✔✔Cold packs are applied directly to the skin.
✔✔True - ✔✔Documentation is important so that the first on scene (CSP) can pass on
information to the next link in the chain of the EMS.
✔✔False - ✔✔If a person's condition is designated "green" this will not change.
✔✔a.
No team plan.
b.
Indecisive leadership.
c.
Inadequate skills.
d.
All answers are correct. (correct) - ✔✔What is a pitfall in performing triage?
, ✔✔Unwillingness to take a deep breath. - ✔✔Signs and symptoms of a rib fracture
include:
✔✔Shortness of breath and possible paradoxical movement. - ✔✔Signs and symptoms
of a flail chest include:
✔✔False - ✔✔Subcutaneous emphysema occurs when fluid escapes into chest cavity
and migrates to the tissue under the skin.
✔✔a.
Flail chest.
b.
Rib fracture.
c.
Sucking chest wound. (correct)
d.
Spontaneous pneumothorax. - ✔✔Open chest injuries include:
✔✔An attempt to increase oxygenation of the blood. - ✔✔A patient in shock may have
an increased respiration rate. This is due to:
✔✔Five litres (10 pints) - ✔✔The average adult body weighs 70 kg (154 lb.) and has
about ______________ of blood.
✔✔Apply direct pressure on the wound. - ✔✔The most effective way to control severe
external bleeding is to:
✔✔RED - rest, elevation, direct pressure. - ✔✔When treating a bleeding injury, always
remember the acronym:
✔✔Be bright red and frothy. - ✔✔Signs often show the source of internal bleeding. For
example, blood from the lungs may:
✔✔a.
Laceration.
b.
Avulsion.
c.
Amputation.
d.
All answers are correct. (correct) - ✔✔Which of the following is a classification of a
wound?
