Medical Assessment EMT with correct
answers 100% 2026
1. - Correct Answers Scene Safety/BSI
2. - Correct Answers Determine the nature of the illness/mechanism of injury
3. - Correct Answers Determine the number of patients.
4. - Correct Answers Request additional resources if needed - verbalize need for ALS.
5. - Correct Answers What is your general impression? (Doorway Assessment) sick/not sick,
position of
patient, angioedema, audible respirations, Levine sign, smells - vomit, UTI, c. diff, GI
bleed, incontinence
6. - Correct Answers Determine the need for cervical spine precautions - ask if there were any
falls, bumps to the
head, or associated trauma. If none, then there is no need for precautions.
7. - Correct Answers Introduce yourself to patient and ask about chief complaint.
8. - Correct Answers Determine the level of consciousness: Alert, Verbal, Painful, or
Unresponsive (Compare
today with baseline LOC). If patient answered questions appropriately when you introduced
yourself, then patient is alert and oriented. If patient does not respond at all, conduct
sternum rub to determine if patient is unresponsive. If patient is altered, ask if there were
any falls, bumps to the head, or associated trauma in past few weeks.
answers 100% 2026
1. - Correct Answers Scene Safety/BSI
2. - Correct Answers Determine the nature of the illness/mechanism of injury
3. - Correct Answers Determine the number of patients.
4. - Correct Answers Request additional resources if needed - verbalize need for ALS.
5. - Correct Answers What is your general impression? (Doorway Assessment) sick/not sick,
position of
patient, angioedema, audible respirations, Levine sign, smells - vomit, UTI, c. diff, GI
bleed, incontinence
6. - Correct Answers Determine the need for cervical spine precautions - ask if there were any
falls, bumps to the
head, or associated trauma. If none, then there is no need for precautions.
7. - Correct Answers Introduce yourself to patient and ask about chief complaint.
8. - Correct Answers Determine the level of consciousness: Alert, Verbal, Painful, or
Unresponsive (Compare
today with baseline LOC). If patient answered questions appropriately when you introduced
yourself, then patient is alert and oriented. If patient does not respond at all, conduct
sternum rub to determine if patient is unresponsive. If patient is altered, ask if there were
any falls, bumps to the head, or associated trauma in past few weeks.
