EMT EXAM 4 JB LEARNING UPDATED 2026/2027
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS |
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS |VERIFIED//GRADED A+// 100% PASS
Your trauma patient presents with a sucking chest wound. You should
seal the wound with an occlusive dressing, provide high flow O2 and
consider spinal immobilization.
You have a 45 y/o male involved in a major MVA. He c/o pain to the chest
and dyspnea. The anterior chest wall is bruised and tender, weak radial
pulses are present and the last three blood pressure measurements show
narrowing pulse pressure. You should suspect a:
_________________________ and your interventions should include:
__________________________________
a pericardial tamponade; full spinal immobilization, high flow oxygen,
rapid transport.
When measuring an OPA, you
measure distance from the earlobe to the corner of the mouth.
Three or more ribs, each broken in two or more places is a traumatic
injury called
flail chest.
Scene Size Up includes
assessing the scene for safety, noting the number of patients, noting
potential hazards and calling for additional help if needed.
Closed injuries may present with
, bruising and discoloration to the skin, tenderness, and pain in the
affected area.
The heart, blood, and blood vessels compose the
circulatory system.
Interventions for a patient with an open chest injury include
cover the injury with an occlusive dressing, treat any other injuries,
provide high flow oxygen, and transport ASAP.
An 11 y/o boy is has been hit in the left chest with a baseball. He
complains of painful, discolored area to his chest. Interventions and
assessment should include:
provide high flow O2, stabilize the chest, monitor his level of
consciousness, vital signs, and respirations.
What organ will you find behind the sternum and slightly to the patient's
left?
The heart.
SAMPLE stands for
Signs and symptoms
Allergies
Medication
Past medical history
Last oral intake
Events leading up to
A patient has cool skin, shallow breathing and a diminished LOC. Your
interventions would be:
Increase depth of respirations, high flow oxygen, and transport ASAP
Initial Assessment includes
Forming a general impression
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS |
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS |VERIFIED//GRADED A+// 100% PASS
Your trauma patient presents with a sucking chest wound. You should
seal the wound with an occlusive dressing, provide high flow O2 and
consider spinal immobilization.
You have a 45 y/o male involved in a major MVA. He c/o pain to the chest
and dyspnea. The anterior chest wall is bruised and tender, weak radial
pulses are present and the last three blood pressure measurements show
narrowing pulse pressure. You should suspect a:
_________________________ and your interventions should include:
__________________________________
a pericardial tamponade; full spinal immobilization, high flow oxygen,
rapid transport.
When measuring an OPA, you
measure distance from the earlobe to the corner of the mouth.
Three or more ribs, each broken in two or more places is a traumatic
injury called
flail chest.
Scene Size Up includes
assessing the scene for safety, noting the number of patients, noting
potential hazards and calling for additional help if needed.
Closed injuries may present with
, bruising and discoloration to the skin, tenderness, and pain in the
affected area.
The heart, blood, and blood vessels compose the
circulatory system.
Interventions for a patient with an open chest injury include
cover the injury with an occlusive dressing, treat any other injuries,
provide high flow oxygen, and transport ASAP.
An 11 y/o boy is has been hit in the left chest with a baseball. He
complains of painful, discolored area to his chest. Interventions and
assessment should include:
provide high flow O2, stabilize the chest, monitor his level of
consciousness, vital signs, and respirations.
What organ will you find behind the sternum and slightly to the patient's
left?
The heart.
SAMPLE stands for
Signs and symptoms
Allergies
Medication
Past medical history
Last oral intake
Events leading up to
A patient has cool skin, shallow breathing and a diminished LOC. Your
interventions would be:
Increase depth of respirations, high flow oxygen, and transport ASAP
Initial Assessment includes
Forming a general impression
