AEMT EXAM 2 COMPREHENSIVE COURSE
REVIEW
◉ Which attribute of emotional intelligence refers to the ability to
control impulsive emotions and behaviors and to manage emotions
in positive ways?
Answer: Self-regulation
◉ Which of the following is the most significant consequence of
inappropriate documentation?
Answer: Subsequent care that is inappropriate
◉ Your assessment of a 40 year old male with an altered mental
status (AMS) reveals obvious odor of alcohol on his breath. When
documenting the events of the call, you should state that:
Answer: The smell of alcohol was noted on the patient's breath
◉ A concise and well-organized radio report to the hospital is MOST
beneficial because it:
Answer: allows the hospital to allocate the appropriate recources
◉ Any radio hardware that contains a transmitter and receiver and
is located in a fixed location is called a:
, Answer: Base station
◉ Ethnocentrism is defined as
Answer: considering your own cultural values as more important
when interacting with people of a different culture.
◉ When documenting medical terminology on a patient care form,
you should:
Answer: use only standard medical abbreviations
◉ The transfer of patient care occurs when you:
Answer: give an oral report to a nurse or physician
◉ You are assessing a middle-aged man who complains of nausea
and a headache. Before you physically move closer to him, it is
important to remember that:
Answer: A greater sense of trust must be established first
◉ When you first approach your patient, you should use which type
of questions as they allow free flow of conversation
Answer: open-ended questions
REVIEW
◉ Which attribute of emotional intelligence refers to the ability to
control impulsive emotions and behaviors and to manage emotions
in positive ways?
Answer: Self-regulation
◉ Which of the following is the most significant consequence of
inappropriate documentation?
Answer: Subsequent care that is inappropriate
◉ Your assessment of a 40 year old male with an altered mental
status (AMS) reveals obvious odor of alcohol on his breath. When
documenting the events of the call, you should state that:
Answer: The smell of alcohol was noted on the patient's breath
◉ A concise and well-organized radio report to the hospital is MOST
beneficial because it:
Answer: allows the hospital to allocate the appropriate recources
◉ Any radio hardware that contains a transmitter and receiver and
is located in a fixed location is called a:
, Answer: Base station
◉ Ethnocentrism is defined as
Answer: considering your own cultural values as more important
when interacting with people of a different culture.
◉ When documenting medical terminology on a patient care form,
you should:
Answer: use only standard medical abbreviations
◉ The transfer of patient care occurs when you:
Answer: give an oral report to a nurse or physician
◉ You are assessing a middle-aged man who complains of nausea
and a headache. Before you physically move closer to him, it is
important to remember that:
Answer: A greater sense of trust must be established first
◉ When you first approach your patient, you should use which type
of questions as they allow free flow of conversation
Answer: open-ended questions
