EXAM APPROVED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) CURRENTLY UPDATED VERSION 2026
EDITION
A patient who is in a tripod position is:
a.kneeling and supporting himself with his hands with his head in a
hyperextended position.
b.standing and leaning against an object, such as a wall, and has
noticeable accessory muscle use.
c.sitting and leaning forward on outstretched arms with the head and
chin thrust slightly forward.
d.in a semisitting position, leaning slightly forward, with the chin drawn in
toward the chest.
sitting and leaning forward on outstretched arms with the head and chin
thrust slightly forward.
After being told of the death of her husband, a middle-aged woman asks,
"Why are you lying to me?" What stage of the grieving process is this
typical of?
a. Denial
b. Bargaining
c.Anger
d.Depression
denial
,The term epigastric means:
a.to the right of the stomach.
b.to the left of the stomach.
c.above or over the stomach
d.the inside of the stomach.
c. above or over the stomach
Which of the following patients has the legal right to refuse treatment?
a. Responsive and alert 45-year-old male with chest pressure
b. Disoriented 60-year-old male with a possible strokec.Confused 17-
year-old male with hypoglycemia
d.Responsive and alert 15-year-old male with abdominal pain
Responsive and alert 45-year-old male with chest pressure
Which of the following foods provides the safest, most reliable source for
long-term energy production?
a.Fish
b.Cheese
c.Chicken
d.Pasta
pasta
,Which of the following statements regarding EMS research is correct?
a. The only goal of EMS research is to identify interventions that are
ineffective.
b. Evidence-based decision making is an ineffective way of improving
care.
c. AEMTs will be involved in research typically through gathering data.
d. Research in EMS is usually only performed by the medical director.
c.AEMTs will be involved in research typically through gathering data.
, An inotropic medication is used to:
a. increase the patient's heart rate.
b. decrease electrical conduction through the heart.
c.increase the strength of cardiac contraction.
d.constrict the blood vessels.
c. increase the strength of cardiac contraction.
How does an enhanced 9-1-1 system function?
a. It displays the caller's information on the dispatcher's computer.
b. It provides the caller with initial emergency care for the patient.
c. It is a universal number that can be accessed from any phone
.d.It prevents the dispatcher and the caller from being disconnected.
It displays the caller's information on the dispatcher's computer.
A 60-year-old man is in cardiac arrest. As emergency medical responders are performing
CPR, your partner is managing the patient's airway. After preparing your IV set, you should
first attempt to cannulate the:
a.medial forearm vein.
b.lateral forearm vein.
c.antecubital vein
d.dorsal hand vein.
c.antecubital vein