POST TEST 2 UPDATED PRACTICE
SOLUTION SET 2026 TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Which of the following is INCORRECT regarding evidence
collection?
a. Avoid cutting through stains and holes when cutting clothes off.
b. Follow the proper chain of custody.
c. Place evidence in plastic bags.
d. The well-being of the pt should take precedence over forensic
evidence collection..
Answer: c. Place evidence in plastic bags.
-In forensic nursing and emergency medicine, the goal of evidence
collection is to preserve the biological integrity of the items.
◉ A pt presents to the ED c/o SOB and states that he doesn't have
insurance at the front desk. The pt is turned away from the ED because
he states he can't pay at the time of visit. What is the department in
violation of?
a. The joint commission
b. EMTALA
c. The CDC
d. The center for medicare and medicaid services mandate (CMS).
Answer: b. EMTALA.
,-Turning a patient away from the Emergency Department based on their
ability to pay (or lack of insurance) is a direct violation of the
Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), a federal law
enacted in 1986.
◉ During mass casualty incident there are mult. pediatric pt arriving to
the ED and you are applying Jump START criteria to triage pt. You are
triaging a 5 y/o pt who is unconscious, pale, and limp. She is not
breathing, even after opening airway . She has palp pulse. What is your
next action?
a. ESI as deceased/expectant and move on to the next pt.
b. Provide 5 rescue breaths and reassess breathing.
c. Being chest compressions and rescue breaths.
d. ESI the pt as immediate and begin rescue breaths..
Answer: b. Provide 5 rescue breaths and reassess breathing.
-children are much more likely to experience primary respiratory failure
rather than cardiac arrest.
-the heart often continues to beat for several minutes after breathing
stops (apnea). If the pulse is still palpable, there is a chance the child can
be "jump-started" back into spontaneous breathing by correcting the
immediate hypoxia.
◉ Which lab test detects fetal RBC in the maternal circulation,
indicating hemorrhage of fetal blood through the placenta?
a. Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP)
b. Thromboelastogram (TEG)
c. Reticulocyte count
, d. Kleihauer-Betke KB test.
Answer: d. Kleihauer-Betke (KB) test.
-This specialized lab test is crucial in managing maternal-fetal trauma or
complications where there is a risk of fetomaternal hemorrhage (FMH).
◉ A 28 y/o w Hx of depression dies in the ED from self-inflicted
gunshot wound to the head. Who is the best person to approach the fam
about possible organ donation?
a. The trauma surgeon who informed the fam about death.
b. The trauma manager
c. Organ procurement representative.
d. The ED nurse who is supporting the fam..
Answer: c. Organ procurement representative.
-In the high-stress environment of the Emergency Department, the
timing and manner of the request for organ donation are critical for both
the family's grieving process and the success of the donation itself.
◉ During specific shock resuscitation, the goal of medical management
is:
a. Achieving normothermia
b. Restoring oxygen-carrying capacity
c. Maintaining glucose control
d. Resolving lactic acidosis.
Answer: d. Resolving lactic acidosis.
SOLUTION SET 2026 TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Which of the following is INCORRECT regarding evidence
collection?
a. Avoid cutting through stains and holes when cutting clothes off.
b. Follow the proper chain of custody.
c. Place evidence in plastic bags.
d. The well-being of the pt should take precedence over forensic
evidence collection..
Answer: c. Place evidence in plastic bags.
-In forensic nursing and emergency medicine, the goal of evidence
collection is to preserve the biological integrity of the items.
◉ A pt presents to the ED c/o SOB and states that he doesn't have
insurance at the front desk. The pt is turned away from the ED because
he states he can't pay at the time of visit. What is the department in
violation of?
a. The joint commission
b. EMTALA
c. The CDC
d. The center for medicare and medicaid services mandate (CMS).
Answer: b. EMTALA.
,-Turning a patient away from the Emergency Department based on their
ability to pay (or lack of insurance) is a direct violation of the
Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), a federal law
enacted in 1986.
◉ During mass casualty incident there are mult. pediatric pt arriving to
the ED and you are applying Jump START criteria to triage pt. You are
triaging a 5 y/o pt who is unconscious, pale, and limp. She is not
breathing, even after opening airway . She has palp pulse. What is your
next action?
a. ESI as deceased/expectant and move on to the next pt.
b. Provide 5 rescue breaths and reassess breathing.
c. Being chest compressions and rescue breaths.
d. ESI the pt as immediate and begin rescue breaths..
Answer: b. Provide 5 rescue breaths and reassess breathing.
-children are much more likely to experience primary respiratory failure
rather than cardiac arrest.
-the heart often continues to beat for several minutes after breathing
stops (apnea). If the pulse is still palpable, there is a chance the child can
be "jump-started" back into spontaneous breathing by correcting the
immediate hypoxia.
◉ Which lab test detects fetal RBC in the maternal circulation,
indicating hemorrhage of fetal blood through the placenta?
a. Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP)
b. Thromboelastogram (TEG)
c. Reticulocyte count
, d. Kleihauer-Betke KB test.
Answer: d. Kleihauer-Betke (KB) test.
-This specialized lab test is crucial in managing maternal-fetal trauma or
complications where there is a risk of fetomaternal hemorrhage (FMH).
◉ A 28 y/o w Hx of depression dies in the ED from self-inflicted
gunshot wound to the head. Who is the best person to approach the fam
about possible organ donation?
a. The trauma surgeon who informed the fam about death.
b. The trauma manager
c. Organ procurement representative.
d. The ED nurse who is supporting the fam..
Answer: c. Organ procurement representative.
-In the high-stress environment of the Emergency Department, the
timing and manner of the request for organ donation are critical for both
the family's grieving process and the success of the donation itself.
◉ During specific shock resuscitation, the goal of medical management
is:
a. Achieving normothermia
b. Restoring oxygen-carrying capacity
c. Maintaining glucose control
d. Resolving lactic acidosis.
Answer: d. Resolving lactic acidosis.
