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b
When the EMT checks the pupils he or she is checking for what three things?
A. color, equality, and reactivity
B. size, equality, and reactivity
C. movement, gaze, and equality
D. reactivity, gaze, and equality
b
Which of the following represents the correct order of assessment for the EMT during
the primary assessment from start to end?
A. Patient priority, general impression, mental status, airway, breathing, circulation
B. General impression, mental status, airway, breathing, circulation, patient priority
C. mental status, general impression, airway, breathing circulation, patient priority
D. none of the above
c
To calculate the minute volume, you need to multiply what two measurments?
A. tidal volume and dead space
B. alveolar ventilation and res. rate
C. tidal volume and res. rate
D. res. rate and bronchial dilation
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b
The abbreviation mmHg indicates that the blood pressure is measured by which of the
following comparisons?
A. Millimeters of water
B. Millimeters of mercury
C. Atmospheric pressure
D. Minimum heart rate
b
Which of the following is NOT determine in a scene-size up?
A. Need for additional resources
B. Chief compliant
C. MOI
D. potential hazards to EMS
c
The normal stimulus to breath is stimulated by the chemoreceptors that measure the
change of what two gases?
A. high hydrogen and low carbon dioxide
B. high carbon monoxide and low oxygen
C. high carbon dioxide and low oxygen
D. low hydrogen and high carbon monoxide
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b
What are the three ways to take blood pressure?
A. auscultation, palpation, and osculation
B. palpation, auscultation, and bp monitor
C. sphygomomanometer, auscultation, and bp monitor
d
Which of the following patients does NOT require the administration of supp oxygen?
A. a 6year old male with a history of asthma whose breath sounds are silent and who is
drowsy?
B. A 31-year old male who is unresponsive due to an overdoes of narcotics
C. A 60 year old woman witha history of COPD who can speak two or three words at a
time without a breath
D. a 24 year old woman who is breathing 28 times per minute after being in an
argument with her husband
d
Which of the following presentations would be considered normal during the Breathing
phase of the primary assessment?
A. res rate of 16 with altered mental status
B. res rate of 28 with adequate depth
C. res rate of 6 with shallow depth
D. res rate of 12 with adequate depth
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b
When the EMT checks the pupils he or she is checking for what three things?
A. color, equality, and reactivity
B. size, equality, and reactivity
C. movement, gaze, and equality
D. reactivity, gaze, and equality
b
Which of the following represents the correct order of assessment for the EMT during
the primary assessment from start to end?
A. Patient priority, general impression, mental status, airway, breathing, circulation
B. General impression, mental status, airway, breathing, circulation, patient priority
C. mental status, general impression, airway, breathing circulation, patient priority
D. none of the above
c
To calculate the minute volume, you need to multiply what two measurments?
A. tidal volume and dead space
B. alveolar ventilation and res. rate
C. tidal volume and res. rate
D. res. rate and bronchial dilation
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b
The abbreviation mmHg indicates that the blood pressure is measured by which of the
following comparisons?
A. Millimeters of water
B. Millimeters of mercury
C. Atmospheric pressure
D. Minimum heart rate
b
Which of the following is NOT determine in a scene-size up?
A. Need for additional resources
B. Chief compliant
C. MOI
D. potential hazards to EMS
c
The normal stimulus to breath is stimulated by the chemoreceptors that measure the
change of what two gases?
A. high hydrogen and low carbon dioxide
B. high carbon monoxide and low oxygen
C. high carbon dioxide and low oxygen
D. low hydrogen and high carbon monoxide
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b
What are the three ways to take blood pressure?
A. auscultation, palpation, and osculation
B. palpation, auscultation, and bp monitor
C. sphygomomanometer, auscultation, and bp monitor
d
Which of the following patients does NOT require the administration of supp oxygen?
A. a 6year old male with a history of asthma whose breath sounds are silent and who is
drowsy?
B. A 31-year old male who is unresponsive due to an overdoes of narcotics
C. A 60 year old woman witha history of COPD who can speak two or three words at a
time without a breath
D. a 24 year old woman who is breathing 28 times per minute after being in an
argument with her husband
d
Which of the following presentations would be considered normal during the Breathing
phase of the primary assessment?
A. res rate of 16 with altered mental status
B. res rate of 28 with adequate depth
C. res rate of 6 with shallow depth
D. res rate of 12 with adequate depth
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