EMS 131 COMPREHENSIVE TEST SCRIPT 5
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
●● How do you approach a helicopter?
Answer: Start dropping down as you walk in because blades droop down
●● What complications come from pulmonary embolism, what's the
greatest concern?
Answer: Prevents blood flow to the lungs due to an obstruction as a
result some areas of the lung have oxygen in the alveoli but are not
receiving blood flow which causes hypoxia
●● Antidote for nerve agent? And how is it given?
Answer: Atropine and pralidoximine/it is given with an auto injector
●● During vehicle extrications know what posts stand for and where are
the posts on a vehicle
Answer: A posts are the front posts supporting the roof of the car, B
posts are the middle posts, C posts are at the rear
●● Triage tags how do you apply them?
Answer: Red=immediate transport Yellow=second priority delayed
, Green=lowest priority minor
Black=deceased
●● ERG book what is it and why do we use it
Answer: Emergency response guidebook and provides first responders
with a intended use during initial phase of a transportation incident
involving hazardous materials
●● CHEMTREC GUIDE BOOK
Answer: Chemical transport emergency, they can answer any questions
and advise you how to handle any emergency hazardous materials
●● Acronyms NIMS and SEMS
Answer: National incident management system
Standard emergency management system
●● Know what ICS is and acronym for START
Answer: incident command system and simple triage and rapid transport
●● What would be the signs and symptoms be for a patient who had
been exposed to a nerve agent?
Answer: Vapor=runny nose, pupil constriction, seizures, possible
unresponsiveness
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
●● How do you approach a helicopter?
Answer: Start dropping down as you walk in because blades droop down
●● What complications come from pulmonary embolism, what's the
greatest concern?
Answer: Prevents blood flow to the lungs due to an obstruction as a
result some areas of the lung have oxygen in the alveoli but are not
receiving blood flow which causes hypoxia
●● Antidote for nerve agent? And how is it given?
Answer: Atropine and pralidoximine/it is given with an auto injector
●● During vehicle extrications know what posts stand for and where are
the posts on a vehicle
Answer: A posts are the front posts supporting the roof of the car, B
posts are the middle posts, C posts are at the rear
●● Triage tags how do you apply them?
Answer: Red=immediate transport Yellow=second priority delayed
, Green=lowest priority minor
Black=deceased
●● ERG book what is it and why do we use it
Answer: Emergency response guidebook and provides first responders
with a intended use during initial phase of a transportation incident
involving hazardous materials
●● CHEMTREC GUIDE BOOK
Answer: Chemical transport emergency, they can answer any questions
and advise you how to handle any emergency hazardous materials
●● Acronyms NIMS and SEMS
Answer: National incident management system
Standard emergency management system
●● Know what ICS is and acronym for START
Answer: incident command system and simple triage and rapid transport
●● What would be the signs and symptoms be for a patient who had
been exposed to a nerve agent?
Answer: Vapor=runny nose, pupil constriction, seizures, possible
unresponsiveness
