EMT FINAL EXAM

EMT FINAL EXAM The arterioles connect to? A. Neurons B. Veins C. Venuoles D. Capillaries - ANSWER D. Capillaries Assessment findings and symptoms for barbiturate, sedative and hypnotic substances may include all of the following except: A. Appearance of intoxication B. Peacefulness C. Drowsiness D. Sharp mental acuity - ANSWER C. Drowsiness Shock is: A. Having the lymph system dumping too much waste into the circulatory system B. Having too much blood forming in the bones C. A state of inadequate removal of waste from the circulatory system D. A state of inadequate perfusion of the body and its systems - ANSWER D. A state of inadequate perfusion of the body and its systems. A man of average size and weight has approximately how much blood per kilo of body weight? A. 70 ml B. 50 ml C. 60 ml D. 100 ml - ANSWER A. 70 mL Which statement best describes an advantage of supplemental oxygen therapy? A. Supplemental oxygen therapy replaces all of the inert gas with oxygen and can improve internal respiration B. Supplemental oxygen therapy replaces some of the inert gas with oxygen and can improve external respiration C. Supplemental oxygen therapy replaces all of the inert gas with oxygen and can improve external respiration D. Supplemental oxygen therapy replaces some of the inert gas with oxygen and can improve internal respiration - ANSWER D. Supplemental oxygen therapy replaces some of the inert gas with oxygen and can improve internal respiration. When assessing a patient's orientation and level of mentation, they should be able to answer 3 questions related to? A. Verbal, denial of pain, and time B. Place, person, and thing C. Place, time, and person D. Pain, verbal, and eye movement - ANSWER C. Place, time, and person