SNHD AEMT ADVANCED EMERGENCY
TECHNICIAN REVIEW 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS TESTED QUESTIONS.
What is red trauma criteria? Answer: Crush injuries, penetrating
injuries to head neck torso or extremities proximal to elbows and knees,
suspected pelvic fracture , chest wall instability, skull deformity,
suspected spinal injury with new motor or sensory loss, fractures of 2 or
more long bones, crushed degloved mangled or pulseness extremity ,
amputation proximal to wrist or ankle, active bleeding requiring a
tourniquet or wound packing.
What are the presumptive signs of death? Answer: Unresponsive,
apnea, pulseless, fixed dilated pupils, no shock advised on aed (or
asystole in 2 or more leads)
Conclusive signs of death? Answer: Rigor mortis and dependent
lividity.
In suspected ACS or stemi protocol , what medicine can you
administer as an Aemt? Answer: Aspirin (324mg), assist with nitro,
zofran , oxygen
, What are normal vital signs? Answer: Hr: 60-100
Spo2: 94% or above.
Bp: systolic/ 100-180
Diastolic/ 60-110
A&ox4
What class of medicine is zofran? Answer: A selective serotonin
blocking agent (5-ht3 receptor)
What fluid admin would you give to a hypothermic pt? Answer:
500ml to maintain a systolic of 90 or above
May repeat to a max of 2 liters.
What are the hypothermia categories? Answer: Mild: 90-95 degrees
Moderate: 82-90 degrees
Severe: less than 82
What are signs of smoke inhalation injuries? Answer: Singed nose
or facial hair
Facial burns
Strider
Shortness of breath
TECHNICIAN REVIEW 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS TESTED QUESTIONS.
What is red trauma criteria? Answer: Crush injuries, penetrating
injuries to head neck torso or extremities proximal to elbows and knees,
suspected pelvic fracture , chest wall instability, skull deformity,
suspected spinal injury with new motor or sensory loss, fractures of 2 or
more long bones, crushed degloved mangled or pulseness extremity ,
amputation proximal to wrist or ankle, active bleeding requiring a
tourniquet or wound packing.
What are the presumptive signs of death? Answer: Unresponsive,
apnea, pulseless, fixed dilated pupils, no shock advised on aed (or
asystole in 2 or more leads)
Conclusive signs of death? Answer: Rigor mortis and dependent
lividity.
In suspected ACS or stemi protocol , what medicine can you
administer as an Aemt? Answer: Aspirin (324mg), assist with nitro,
zofran , oxygen
, What are normal vital signs? Answer: Hr: 60-100
Spo2: 94% or above.
Bp: systolic/ 100-180
Diastolic/ 60-110
A&ox4
What class of medicine is zofran? Answer: A selective serotonin
blocking agent (5-ht3 receptor)
What fluid admin would you give to a hypothermic pt? Answer:
500ml to maintain a systolic of 90 or above
May repeat to a max of 2 liters.
What are the hypothermia categories? Answer: Mild: 90-95 degrees
Moderate: 82-90 degrees
Severe: less than 82
What are signs of smoke inhalation injuries? Answer: Singed nose
or facial hair
Facial burns
Strider
Shortness of breath
