NREMT
2026_2027.pdf
Paramedic Coach Test Exam Review
NREMT
2026_2027.pdf
Paramedic Coach Test Exam Review 2026_2027.pdf
NREMT Paramedic Coach Test
Exam Review 2026/2027
NREMT Paramedic Coach Test Exam Review
NREMT
2026_2027.pdf
Paramedic Coach Test Exam Review
NREMT
2026_2027.pdf
Paramedic Coach Test Exam Review 2026_2027.pdf
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You arrive on scene to a 23 year-old male with complaints of difficulty breathing after
playing a game of football with friends. You notice he is in the tripod position and his skin is
pale. He states he has no past medical history of respiratory problems and has no known
allergies. His vital signs are as follows: BP 114/76, HR 110, RR 28 and shallow, SpO2 95% on
room air. You should..
Give inhaler then provide oxygen with nonrebreather mask
Provide ventilations with bag-valve mask
Administer oxygen and ask medical direction for permission to give inhaler
Administer oxygen with nonrebreather mask and rapid transport
Administer oxygen with nonrebreather mask and rapid transport.
This patient requires oxygen since he is in respiratory distress. An inhaler cannot be given as
this patient has no history of asthma and therefore is not prescribed an inhaler. Providing
ventilations on this patient would be incorrect.
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You arrive on scene to a patient that has crashed his car into a tree on a quiet street. No
other cars were involved. He was wearing a seatbelt. Upon assessment, you determine he is
unresponsive, has no pulse, and is not breathing. You notice there are no signs of trauma.
What do you suspect MOST likely caused this patient to crash?
Seizure
Anaphylaxis
Hyperglycemia
Acute coronary syndrome
Acute coronary syndrome
This is most likely the cause of this patient crashing, as there are no signs of trauma or any
other conditions present. This is most likely to cause a patient to become pulseless or apneic
out of the conditions listed.
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You arrive on scene to a 7 year-old female who is having a seizure. She begins to vomit.
How long should you suction for?
5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
20 seconds
10 seconds
For pediatric patients, you should not suction for more than 10 seconds. Remember,
suctioning can cause hypoxia is performed for too long.
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