EMR WRITTEN ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Following a call involving a high-profile individual, a police officer
asks you for a copy of your patient care report. You should:
Answer: Advise the officer that he or she must obtain a legal
subpoena to receive a copy of your report
◉ Which of the statements regarding the hepatitis B virus is correct?
Answer: Hepatitis B is far more contagious than HIV is
◉ While functioning at the scene of a patient in cardiac arrest, you
do not initiate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) because the
patient is elderly and you think that he is probably dead. Paramedics
arrive and determine that the patient has only been in cardiac arrest
for 6 mins. Which of the following statements regarding this
scenario
Answer: You may be held liable for failure to follow the standard of
care.
◉ When you encounter a patient with a significant illness, it is
important to remember that he or she:
Answer: May experiencing any stage of grief
,◉ A cardiac arrest patient's MOST crucial contact with the EMS
system occurs when:
Answer: Trained EMRs arrive at the patient's side.
◉ When communicating with a conscious ,sick, or injured patient, it
is important to:
Answer: Maintain eye contact whenever possible
◉ Accompanied by a concerned neighbor, you enter the residence of
an unconscious elderly woman and encounter several small dogs. As
you approach the patient, one of the dogs begins to growl at you. You
should:
Answer: Remain calm and ask the neighbor to secure the dogs in
another room.
◉ A paramedic unit requests that you respond to a call involving an
injury to an elderly woman. Upon your arrival, you assess the patient
and have reason to believe that she has been abused. A relative of
the patient is present at the scene. You should:
Answer: Report your suspicions to the paramedics and document
carefully.
, ◉ There is no scientific documentation that the human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is transmitted via urine, basal
seretions, or sputum, unless:
Answer: The secretions contain visible signs of blood.
◉ Which of the following is NOT considered an advance directive?
Answer: Standard of care
◉ Which of the following interventions would the EMR MOST likely
perform at the scene of a cardiac arrest?
Answer: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and defibrillation
◉ Which of the following statements regarding an EMR's attitude
and conduct is NOT correct?
Answer: A stern tone of voice will ensure that you gain your
patient's confidence
◉ In most cases, treatment of a in of in an out-of-hospital setting
must wait until:
Answer: A parent or legal guardian gives consent for treatment
◉ If you are presented with an advance directive that does not
appear to be valid, you should:
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Following a call involving a high-profile individual, a police officer
asks you for a copy of your patient care report. You should:
Answer: Advise the officer that he or she must obtain a legal
subpoena to receive a copy of your report
◉ Which of the statements regarding the hepatitis B virus is correct?
Answer: Hepatitis B is far more contagious than HIV is
◉ While functioning at the scene of a patient in cardiac arrest, you
do not initiate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) because the
patient is elderly and you think that he is probably dead. Paramedics
arrive and determine that the patient has only been in cardiac arrest
for 6 mins. Which of the following statements regarding this
scenario
Answer: You may be held liable for failure to follow the standard of
care.
◉ When you encounter a patient with a significant illness, it is
important to remember that he or she:
Answer: May experiencing any stage of grief
,◉ A cardiac arrest patient's MOST crucial contact with the EMS
system occurs when:
Answer: Trained EMRs arrive at the patient's side.
◉ When communicating with a conscious ,sick, or injured patient, it
is important to:
Answer: Maintain eye contact whenever possible
◉ Accompanied by a concerned neighbor, you enter the residence of
an unconscious elderly woman and encounter several small dogs. As
you approach the patient, one of the dogs begins to growl at you. You
should:
Answer: Remain calm and ask the neighbor to secure the dogs in
another room.
◉ A paramedic unit requests that you respond to a call involving an
injury to an elderly woman. Upon your arrival, you assess the patient
and have reason to believe that she has been abused. A relative of
the patient is present at the scene. You should:
Answer: Report your suspicions to the paramedics and document
carefully.
, ◉ There is no scientific documentation that the human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is transmitted via urine, basal
seretions, or sputum, unless:
Answer: The secretions contain visible signs of blood.
◉ Which of the following is NOT considered an advance directive?
Answer: Standard of care
◉ Which of the following interventions would the EMR MOST likely
perform at the scene of a cardiac arrest?
Answer: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and defibrillation
◉ Which of the following statements regarding an EMR's attitude
and conduct is NOT correct?
Answer: A stern tone of voice will ensure that you gain your
patient's confidence
◉ In most cases, treatment of a in of in an out-of-hospital setting
must wait until:
Answer: A parent or legal guardian gives consent for treatment
◉ If you are presented with an advance directive that does not
appear to be valid, you should:
