EMR FINAL FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ As an Emergency Medical Responder, which of the following should you
set as your top priority at the scene of an emergency?
A. CPR
B. Patient care
C. safety
D. traffic control.
Answer: safety
◍ An Emergency Medical Responder possesses all of the following skills
EXCEPT:
A. defibrillation. .
B. medication administration.
C. oxygen administration
D. bleeding control..
Answer: medication administration
◍ Emergency Medical Responders are trained to provide ______..
Answer: Basic emergency care
◍ Emergency Medical Responder care is usually authorized by:
A. the National Registry. .
B. the patient's physician
C. state laws.
D. department bylaws..
Answer: state laws
◍ A careful and deliberate walk around a scene, scanning for dangers or
, hazards, is known as a:
A. 360-degree assessment.
B. 180-degree assessment.
C. 270-degree assessment.
D. 90-degree assessment..
Answer: 360-degree assessment
◍ The highest level of EMS provider is:
A. Advanced EM
T. B. Emergency Transport Technician.
C. Emergency Medical Technician.
D. Paramedic..
Answer: paramedic
◍ An Emergency Medical Responder who flees a scene because of potential
violence and positions himself behind a brick retaining wall is using which
technique?
A. Cover
B. Concealment
C. Distraction
D. Misdirection.
Answer: cover
◍ How is malaria transmitted?.
Answer: Through vector-borne transmission (mosquitos)
◍ Engineering controls include ______..
Answer: Biohazard containers
◍ 8. A patient with a terminal illness has an outburst where she yells "Why is
this happening toMe!?!" This patient is exhibiting what stage of the grieving
process?
A. Bargaining
B. Depression
C. Denial
D. Anger.
, Answer: anger
◍ The best way to care for someone who got body fluids splashed in their eyes
is to _____..
Answer: Flush the eyes with water or saline for 20 minutes.
◍ Which level of EMS provider is the most advanced?.
Answer: Paramedic
◍ 9. Disease-causing agents are called:
A. Venoms
B. Toxemias
C. Pathogens
D. Amoebas.
Answer: C. Pathogens
◍ Practice to prevent exposure to disease during patient contact is called:
A. Infection Precautions
B. Universal Isolations
C. Disease Control Methods
D. Standard Precautions.
Answer: standard precautions
◍ These laws protect you when you act in good faith and within your scope of
practice..
Answer: Good Samaritan Laws
◍ A person is competent when they ______..
Answer: Understand questions and the implications of their decisions.
◍ Providing basic care based on specific criteria is called _____..
Answer: Standard of Care
◍ Patients of legal age who are competent and who accept your care are
giving________ consent.
A. implied
B. expressed
, C. guardian
D. minor's.
Answer: expressed
◍ 12. In an emergency in which a patient is so severely injured that a clear
decision cannot be made,you have the right to provide care based on
_________________ consent.
A. implied
B. expressed
C. guardian
D. minor's.
Answer: implied
◍ The medial part of the body is ______..
Answer: Towards the midline.
◍ Out of the brain, heart, lungs, and kidney, the _______ would be considered
to be the least vital..
Answer: Kidney
◍ When is it ok to move a seriously injured patient?.
Answer: When a building is on fire, from a vehicle that is smoking, and
when the patient is blocking access to other patients.
◍ What is the best way to move a patient who has a suspected neck or spinal
injury?.
Answer: Blanket Drag
◍ . A person who is standing erect, with arms at sides and palms forward, is in
a(n) _____position.
A. prone
B. supine
C. anatomical
D. lateral recumbent.
Answer: C. anatomical
◍ A person who is lying face up on his back is in a(n) _____ position.
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ As an Emergency Medical Responder, which of the following should you
set as your top priority at the scene of an emergency?
A. CPR
B. Patient care
C. safety
D. traffic control.
Answer: safety
◍ An Emergency Medical Responder possesses all of the following skills
EXCEPT:
A. defibrillation. .
B. medication administration.
C. oxygen administration
D. bleeding control..
Answer: medication administration
◍ Emergency Medical Responders are trained to provide ______..
Answer: Basic emergency care
◍ Emergency Medical Responder care is usually authorized by:
A. the National Registry. .
B. the patient's physician
C. state laws.
D. department bylaws..
Answer: state laws
◍ A careful and deliberate walk around a scene, scanning for dangers or
, hazards, is known as a:
A. 360-degree assessment.
B. 180-degree assessment.
C. 270-degree assessment.
D. 90-degree assessment..
Answer: 360-degree assessment
◍ The highest level of EMS provider is:
A. Advanced EM
T. B. Emergency Transport Technician.
C. Emergency Medical Technician.
D. Paramedic..
Answer: paramedic
◍ An Emergency Medical Responder who flees a scene because of potential
violence and positions himself behind a brick retaining wall is using which
technique?
A. Cover
B. Concealment
C. Distraction
D. Misdirection.
Answer: cover
◍ How is malaria transmitted?.
Answer: Through vector-borne transmission (mosquitos)
◍ Engineering controls include ______..
Answer: Biohazard containers
◍ 8. A patient with a terminal illness has an outburst where she yells "Why is
this happening toMe!?!" This patient is exhibiting what stage of the grieving
process?
A. Bargaining
B. Depression
C. Denial
D. Anger.
, Answer: anger
◍ The best way to care for someone who got body fluids splashed in their eyes
is to _____..
Answer: Flush the eyes with water or saline for 20 minutes.
◍ Which level of EMS provider is the most advanced?.
Answer: Paramedic
◍ 9. Disease-causing agents are called:
A. Venoms
B. Toxemias
C. Pathogens
D. Amoebas.
Answer: C. Pathogens
◍ Practice to prevent exposure to disease during patient contact is called:
A. Infection Precautions
B. Universal Isolations
C. Disease Control Methods
D. Standard Precautions.
Answer: standard precautions
◍ These laws protect you when you act in good faith and within your scope of
practice..
Answer: Good Samaritan Laws
◍ A person is competent when they ______..
Answer: Understand questions and the implications of their decisions.
◍ Providing basic care based on specific criteria is called _____..
Answer: Standard of Care
◍ Patients of legal age who are competent and who accept your care are
giving________ consent.
A. implied
B. expressed
, C. guardian
D. minor's.
Answer: expressed
◍ 12. In an emergency in which a patient is so severely injured that a clear
decision cannot be made,you have the right to provide care based on
_________________ consent.
A. implied
B. expressed
C. guardian
D. minor's.
Answer: implied
◍ The medial part of the body is ______..
Answer: Towards the midline.
◍ Out of the brain, heart, lungs, and kidney, the _______ would be considered
to be the least vital..
Answer: Kidney
◍ When is it ok to move a seriously injured patient?.
Answer: When a building is on fire, from a vehicle that is smoking, and
when the patient is blocking access to other patients.
◍ What is the best way to move a patient who has a suspected neck or spinal
injury?.
Answer: Blanket Drag
◍ . A person who is standing erect, with arms at sides and palms forward, is in
a(n) _____position.
A. prone
B. supine
C. anatomical
D. lateral recumbent.
Answer: C. anatomical
◍ A person who is lying face up on his back is in a(n) _____ position.
