EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER FIRST
ON SCENE UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS COMPLETE
STUDY GUIDE FULL SOLUTION
●● Accessory Muscles
Answer: Muscles of the neck, chest and abdomen that can assist during
respiratory difficulty
●● Agonal Respiration
Answer: An abnormal breathing pattern characterized by slow, shallow
breaths that typically occur following cardiac arrest
●● Apnea
Answer: The absence of breaths
●● Bag-Mask Device
Answer: Device made up of a face mask, self-refilling bag, and one-way
valve that is made up to provide manual ventilation.
●● Biological Death
, Answer: Occurs approximately four to six minutes after onset of clinical
death and results when there is an excessive amount of brain cell death;
cannot be reversed
●● Cardiac Arrest
Answer: The absence of a heartbeat
●● Chest Thrust
Answer: Manual thrust delivered to create pressure that can help expel
an airway obstruction in an infant or in a pregnant or obese patient.
●● Clinical Death
Answer: The moment both heartbeat and respirations stop; can be
reversed
●● Cyanois
Answer: Bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes; a sign
that body tissues are not receiving enough oxygen
●● Diaphragm
Answer: The dome shaped muscle that separates the chest and
abdominal cavities. It is the major muscle used in breathing.
●● Dyspnea
ON SCENE UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS COMPLETE
STUDY GUIDE FULL SOLUTION
●● Accessory Muscles
Answer: Muscles of the neck, chest and abdomen that can assist during
respiratory difficulty
●● Agonal Respiration
Answer: An abnormal breathing pattern characterized by slow, shallow
breaths that typically occur following cardiac arrest
●● Apnea
Answer: The absence of breaths
●● Bag-Mask Device
Answer: Device made up of a face mask, self-refilling bag, and one-way
valve that is made up to provide manual ventilation.
●● Biological Death
, Answer: Occurs approximately four to six minutes after onset of clinical
death and results when there is an excessive amount of brain cell death;
cannot be reversed
●● Cardiac Arrest
Answer: The absence of a heartbeat
●● Chest Thrust
Answer: Manual thrust delivered to create pressure that can help expel
an airway obstruction in an infant or in a pregnant or obese patient.
●● Clinical Death
Answer: The moment both heartbeat and respirations stop; can be
reversed
●● Cyanois
Answer: Bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes; a sign
that body tissues are not receiving enough oxygen
●● Diaphragm
Answer: The dome shaped muscle that separates the chest and
abdominal cavities. It is the major muscle used in breathing.
●● Dyspnea