EMR FINAL A ACTUAL EXAM PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Emergency Medical Responder (EMR).
Answer: A person trained to in emergency care who may be called on to
give such care as a rountine part of their job until more advanced personnel
arrives
◍ Diabetes..
Answer: The condition in which the body is unable to process and use
glucose that is carried by the bloodstream to the cells.
◍ Emergency Medical Technician (EMT).
Answer: A person who gives basic emergency medical care and
transportation for critical and emergent patients who access the EMS
system. EMTs are typically authorized to function after completing local
and state certification requirements; formerly referred to as EMT-Basic.
◍ Expressed Consent.
Answer: When a patient verbally or non-verbally lets you know that he or
she is willing to accept treatment.
◍ List three functions of the skeletal system..
Answer: Manufacturing red blood cells, protecting vital structures,
supporting the body.
◍ Cardiac arrhythmias or cardiac arrest in patients receiving hemodialysis is
MOST often the result of.....
Answer: abnormal electrolyte levels.
◍ In what case should you not NOT insert a nasal airway?.
, Answer: In a patient with a possible head injury.
◍ Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT).
Answer: A person trained to give basic and limited advanced emergency
medical care and transportation for critical and emergent patients who
access the emergency medical services (EMS) system
◍ On-line medical control..
Answer: Communication with a physician via two-way radio or wireless
telephone.
◍ Paramedic (EMT-P).
Answer: An allied health professional whose primary focus is to give
advanced emergency medical care for critical and emergent patients who
access EMS system.
◍ If you are experiencing stress away from your job, what you should do?.
Answer: Seek assistance from a mental health professional.
◍ What critical interventions would the EMR MOST likely perform at the
scene of a cardiac arrest?.
Answer: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and use of an automatic
external defibrillator.
◍ What is an indication that mild hypothermia is progressing and getting
worse?.
Answer: The patient stops shivering.
◍ Good Samaritan Law.
Answer: laws that protect people against claims of negligence when they
give emergency care in good faith without accepting anything in return
◍ Malpractice.
Answer: Professional fails to provide a reasonable quality of care
◍ Misfeasance.
Answer: The performance of a lawful act in an illegal or improper manner
◍ What do the systolic and diastolic blood pressure measurements represent?.
, Answer: The pressures found in the arteries as the heart contracts and
relaxes.
◍ Non-feasance.
Answer: failure to perform a required act or duty
◍ Malfeasance (act of commission).
Answer: An individual commits an act that is not legally his/hers to perform
◍ Ankle Drag.
Answer: A method of moving a patient by grasping the patient's ankles; also
known as the foot drag
◍ How does the mammalian diving reflex protect a person who was
submerged in cold water for an extended period of time?.
Answer: The reflex slows the heart rate and metabolic rate and decreases
oxygen demand
◍ A blanket drag is best suited for a victim who:.
Answer: Where there is limited equipment and the patient has head, neck
and spinal injury
◍ The direct carry is used to transfer a patient:.
Answer: from a bed to the ambulance stretcher
◍ Firefighter's Drag.
Answer: a move in which the rescuer straddles the supine patient, secures
the patient's hands behind the rescuer's neck, and then crawls to safety while
dragging the patient underneath him
◍ Firefighter's carry.
Answer: A type of carry during which the patient is supported over the
responder's shoulders
◍ Power Lift.
Answer: A lifting technique in which the EMT's back is held upright, with
legs bent, and the patient is lifted when the EMT straightens the legs to raise
the upper body and arms.
, ◍ Coronary arteries.
Answer: The vessels the heart receives its oxygen supply from.
◍ Shoulder Drag.
Answer: A type of emergency move that is a variation of the clothes drag
◍ How long is normal capillary refill time?.
Answer: Two seconds or less.
◍ Pulse.
Answer: A wave of pressure that can be felt that is created by the heart as it
forces blood into the arteries.
◍ Two-person seat carry.
Answer: A non-emergency method of carrying a patient by creating a "seat"
with the arms of two responders
◍ Walking Assist.
Answer: A method of assisting a patient to walk by supporting one of the
patient's arms over the responder's shoulder (or each of the patient's arms
over the shoulder of one responder on each side).
◍ mechanism of injury.
Answer: a force or forces that may have caused injury
◍ Distal.
Answer: farther from the origin of a body part or the point of attachment of a
limb to the body trunk
◍ Advanced EMT.
Answer: An EMS provider who is able to perform LIMITED ALS skills.
◍ List three signs of obvious death..
Answer: Decapitation, dependent lividity, decomposition.
◍ Emergency Medical Responder (EMR).
Answer: The first medically trained person to arrive at the scene.
◍ Proximal.
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Emergency Medical Responder (EMR).
Answer: A person trained to in emergency care who may be called on to
give such care as a rountine part of their job until more advanced personnel
arrives
◍ Diabetes..
Answer: The condition in which the body is unable to process and use
glucose that is carried by the bloodstream to the cells.
◍ Emergency Medical Technician (EMT).
Answer: A person who gives basic emergency medical care and
transportation for critical and emergent patients who access the EMS
system. EMTs are typically authorized to function after completing local
and state certification requirements; formerly referred to as EMT-Basic.
◍ Expressed Consent.
Answer: When a patient verbally or non-verbally lets you know that he or
she is willing to accept treatment.
◍ List three functions of the skeletal system..
Answer: Manufacturing red blood cells, protecting vital structures,
supporting the body.
◍ Cardiac arrhythmias or cardiac arrest in patients receiving hemodialysis is
MOST often the result of.....
Answer: abnormal electrolyte levels.
◍ In what case should you not NOT insert a nasal airway?.
, Answer: In a patient with a possible head injury.
◍ Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT).
Answer: A person trained to give basic and limited advanced emergency
medical care and transportation for critical and emergent patients who
access the emergency medical services (EMS) system
◍ On-line medical control..
Answer: Communication with a physician via two-way radio or wireless
telephone.
◍ Paramedic (EMT-P).
Answer: An allied health professional whose primary focus is to give
advanced emergency medical care for critical and emergent patients who
access EMS system.
◍ If you are experiencing stress away from your job, what you should do?.
Answer: Seek assistance from a mental health professional.
◍ What critical interventions would the EMR MOST likely perform at the
scene of a cardiac arrest?.
Answer: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and use of an automatic
external defibrillator.
◍ What is an indication that mild hypothermia is progressing and getting
worse?.
Answer: The patient stops shivering.
◍ Good Samaritan Law.
Answer: laws that protect people against claims of negligence when they
give emergency care in good faith without accepting anything in return
◍ Malpractice.
Answer: Professional fails to provide a reasonable quality of care
◍ Misfeasance.
Answer: The performance of a lawful act in an illegal or improper manner
◍ What do the systolic and diastolic blood pressure measurements represent?.
, Answer: The pressures found in the arteries as the heart contracts and
relaxes.
◍ Non-feasance.
Answer: failure to perform a required act or duty
◍ Malfeasance (act of commission).
Answer: An individual commits an act that is not legally his/hers to perform
◍ Ankle Drag.
Answer: A method of moving a patient by grasping the patient's ankles; also
known as the foot drag
◍ How does the mammalian diving reflex protect a person who was
submerged in cold water for an extended period of time?.
Answer: The reflex slows the heart rate and metabolic rate and decreases
oxygen demand
◍ A blanket drag is best suited for a victim who:.
Answer: Where there is limited equipment and the patient has head, neck
and spinal injury
◍ The direct carry is used to transfer a patient:.
Answer: from a bed to the ambulance stretcher
◍ Firefighter's Drag.
Answer: a move in which the rescuer straddles the supine patient, secures
the patient's hands behind the rescuer's neck, and then crawls to safety while
dragging the patient underneath him
◍ Firefighter's carry.
Answer: A type of carry during which the patient is supported over the
responder's shoulders
◍ Power Lift.
Answer: A lifting technique in which the EMT's back is held upright, with
legs bent, and the patient is lifted when the EMT straightens the legs to raise
the upper body and arms.
, ◍ Coronary arteries.
Answer: The vessels the heart receives its oxygen supply from.
◍ Shoulder Drag.
Answer: A type of emergency move that is a variation of the clothes drag
◍ How long is normal capillary refill time?.
Answer: Two seconds or less.
◍ Pulse.
Answer: A wave of pressure that can be felt that is created by the heart as it
forces blood into the arteries.
◍ Two-person seat carry.
Answer: A non-emergency method of carrying a patient by creating a "seat"
with the arms of two responders
◍ Walking Assist.
Answer: A method of assisting a patient to walk by supporting one of the
patient's arms over the responder's shoulder (or each of the patient's arms
over the shoulder of one responder on each side).
◍ mechanism of injury.
Answer: a force or forces that may have caused injury
◍ Distal.
Answer: farther from the origin of a body part or the point of attachment of a
limb to the body trunk
◍ Advanced EMT.
Answer: An EMS provider who is able to perform LIMITED ALS skills.
◍ List three signs of obvious death..
Answer: Decapitation, dependent lividity, decomposition.
◍ Emergency Medical Responder (EMR).
Answer: The first medically trained person to arrive at the scene.
◍ Proximal.
