EME 106 Final Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace Exams Includes Frequently Tested Questions With Elaborated 100% Correct Complete Solutions Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!!

EME 106 Final

Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace 2026-2027 Exams
Includes Frequently Tested Questions With Elaborated 100%
Correct Complete Solutions

Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!!


1. When do coronary arteries receive their blood supply? - CORRECT ANSWER During
Diastole



2. Define Systole - CORRECT ANSWER Contraction of the heart



3. Define Diastole - CORRECT ANSWER Relaxation of the heart



4. What are the components of the scene size up? - CORRECT ANSWER 1.BSI
2.Scene Safety
3.Number of patients
4.Mechanism of Injury/ nature of illness
5. Additional Resources
6.Determine need for c-spine



5. What are the components of the primary survey? - CORRECT ANSWER 1. General
Impression (Age, Position, Skin color, Sex)
2.AVPU
3.Chief Complaint
4. Airway (Open, Clear, Maintainable, Need for suction)
5. Breathing (Rate, Depth, Ease)
6. Circulation (Major bleeding, pulse, Skin signs, Cap refill)
7. Transport Priority

,6. What are the components of History taking? - CORRECT ANSWER OPQRST
Clarifying questions for OPQRST
Sample History



7. What are the components of the Secondary Assessment? - CORRECT ANSWER Modified
Physical for medical (Examine effected area)
Rapid Head to toe physical exam (Trauma)
Vitals
Interventions



8. What is the purpose of reassessment? - CORRECT ANSWER Looking for changes in vitals
(Getting better or worse)



9. What are the primary concerns for facial injuries? - CORRECT ANSWER Airway
Compromise



10. What are the primary concerns for Neck Injuries? - CORRECT ANSWER Airway
compromise
Breathing Compromise
Neuro Compromise



11. What are the primary concerns for Chest Injuries? - CORRECT ANSWER Bleeding
Compromise
Breathing Compromise



12. What are the primary concerns for Abdominal Injuries? - CORRECT ANSWER Bleeding
Compromise
Sepsis



13. What are the primary concerns for Pelvic injuries? - CORRECT ANSWER Bleeding
Compromise

,14. What are the primary concerns for Extremity injuries? - CORRECT ANSWER Femurs
bleeding compromise
Threat to limb



15. What are the primary concerns for Back injuries? - CORRECT ANSWER Bleeding
Compromise
Breathing Compromise
Neuro Compromise



16. What is the GCS and how does it work? - CORRECT ANSWER Coma severity based on Eye
(4), Verbal (5), and Motor (6) criteria.



17. What are normal Vitals for infants? - CORRECT ANSWER



18. What are normal Vitals for children? - CORRECT ANSWER



19. What are normal vitals for adults? - CORRECT ANSWER



20. What are signs and symptoms of a Basilar Skull Fracture? - CORRECT ANSWER Bleeding
from ears or nose
Possible ALOC
Battle Signs
Raccoon Eyes



21. What are signs and symptoms of an Epidural Blled - CORRECT ANSWER Possible loss of
consciousness initially then awakens with a lucid interval followed by loss of
consciousness



22. No loss of consciousness with a lucid interval followed by loss of consciousness.

, 23. What are signs and symptoms of increasing intracranial pressure(ICP)? - CORRECT
ANSWER ALOC
Rising Blood pressure
Irregular Respirations
Bradycardia
Unequal Pupils
Posturing



24. What is Cushing's Triad? - CORRECT ANSWER Hypertension with widening pulse
pressures
Bradycardia
Irregular respiration



25. What is Hypovolemic Shock? - CORRECT ANSWER Fluid loss
Blood loss (hemorrhagic)
Burn



26. What is Obstructive Shock? - CORRECT ANSWER Obstruction
Pulmonary embolism
Tension pneumothorax
Pericardial tamponade



27. What is Cardiogenic Shock? - CORRECT ANSWER pump issue



28. What is Distributive Shock? - CORRECT ANSWER Shock due to widespread vasodilation
anaphylaxis
Neurogenic
Septic



Define "Infectious Disease" - CORRECT ANSWER Infectious diseases are disorders caused by
organisms and can be passed from person to person.