NREMT Practice Test Exam/ NREMT
Paramedic Practice Test Updated 2024-2025
Latest Version, Exams of Nursing
The letter "G" in the APGAR score stands for
A. Grating
B. Grimace
C. Guarding
D. Gurgling Correct Answer B. Grimace
Reason: The baby's ability to make facial expressions is indicative
of its ability to function in the outside world. Grating refers to
rubbing of two organs together, guarding is when one protects a
portion of the body with one's hands, and gurgling is the sound
one makes when there is fluid in the oropharynx. None of these
are indicators in the APGAR score
You are dispatched to an auto accident on a local city street. You
respond priority and arrive on scene with suitable precautions.
The police are on scene. There is one victim, a woman seated in
the car. Her car backed into another car as she was pulling out of
her driveway at low speed. As you approach the car, she advises
you that she is 36 weeks pregnant with her first child. She advises
you that she has no injuries and no hemorrhaging and is not in
any pain; however, she wishes to be checked out at the hospital.
In what position should she be transported?
A. Trendelenburg
B. Fowler
C. Left lateral recumbent
D. Right lateral recumbent Correct Answer C. Left lateral
recumbent
,Reason: Unless contraindicated by some other condition, women
in their third trimester of pregnancy should be transported on their
left side to prevent the weight of the child from compressing their
vena cavae and causing circulatory problems, which could lead to
impairment of consciousness and other complications.
Trendelenburg is when the legs are elevated to help combat
hypotension, and Fowler position is seated upright
You respond to a 18-year old male patient who is threatening
suicide. The fire department states that before you arrived, the
patient told them that he wanted to kill himself. Now, the patient is
telling you that he does not want to hurt himself and he just wants
to be left alone. Which of the following is the most appropriate
treatment?
A. Explain the risks of staying at home with suicidal thoughts, and
then have the patient sign a refusal form if he appears mentally
competent.
B. Inform the patient that because he told the fire department that
he wants to hurt himself that he will have to go to the hospital.
Have the police department assist you with ensuring that the
patient is transported to the hospital.
C. Find out if the patient can make an appointment with his
personal doctor, and then confirm that he has does have an
appointment before you clear the scene and return to the station.
D. Since the patient did Correct Answer B. Inform the patient that
because he told the fire department that he wants to hurt himself
that he will have to go to the hospital. Have the police department
assist you with ensuring that the patient is transported to the
hospital.
Reason: Because the patient has already expressed the desire to
harm himself to a public safety official, the patient must be
evaluated by a physician. If the patient refuses to go with you, the
,police may have to place the patient in protective custody to have
him transported to the hospital
You respond to call for a female acting strangely. You respond
nonpriority and are met by the police, who request you transport
the patient to a hospital for a psychological evaluation. The
patient is a twenty-year old female who is ballet dancing in the
supermarket, bowling, and throwing kisses to an imaginary
dancing partner, Rudolf Nureyev. You should next
A. Pretend to shake Mr. Nureyev's hand
B. Wrap your arms around the patient and force her to the
stretcher
C. Gently explain to her that there is no Mr. Nureyev dancing with
her
D. Tackle the patient and assist the police in handcuffing her
hands behind her back Correct Answer C. Gently explain to her
that there is no Mr. Nureyev dancing with her
Reason: The patient is not exhibiting a behavior that requires you
to respond with overly aggressive technique, such as tackling her
or wrestling her to the stretcher. She is having delusions, and it is
not wise to give these delusions credence by acknowledging
them, such as by shaking Mr. Nureyev's hand. She might protest
when you tell her that Mr. Nureyev is not right there dancing with
her, but your confidence and gently demeanor will more often
than not win her over to doing what you would like her to do
A neonate will normally have ______ pulse rates and respiratory
rates than an infant
A. Higher
B. Lower
C. More irregular
D. Less irregular Correct Answer A. Higher
, Reason: Neonates have higher pulse rates and respiratory rates
than infants. There is no change in regularity between neonates
and infants
Most EMTs are injured at which of the following types of calls?
A. Domestic violence calls
B. Motor vehicle accidents
C. Workplace injury calls
D. In-station accidents Correct Answer B. Motor vehicle
accidents
Reason: Most EMT's are injured while treating injured patients at
motor vehicle accidents and thus should be more alert to the
dangers posed by being on the streets and highways. The other
situations also present dangers of which the EMT must be aware,
but the MVA is the leading cause of injury .
Veins are blood vessels that carry deoxygenated blood ______
the heart
A. Into
B. Away from
C. Toward
D. From the lungs to Correct Answer C. Toward
Reason: Veins carry blood toward the heart. The vessels that
carry blood away from the heart are the arteries
Which of the following is NOT a type of muscle?
A. Voluntary
B. Involuntary
C. Cardiac
Paramedic Practice Test Updated 2024-2025
Latest Version, Exams of Nursing
The letter "G" in the APGAR score stands for
A. Grating
B. Grimace
C. Guarding
D. Gurgling Correct Answer B. Grimace
Reason: The baby's ability to make facial expressions is indicative
of its ability to function in the outside world. Grating refers to
rubbing of two organs together, guarding is when one protects a
portion of the body with one's hands, and gurgling is the sound
one makes when there is fluid in the oropharynx. None of these
are indicators in the APGAR score
You are dispatched to an auto accident on a local city street. You
respond priority and arrive on scene with suitable precautions.
The police are on scene. There is one victim, a woman seated in
the car. Her car backed into another car as she was pulling out of
her driveway at low speed. As you approach the car, she advises
you that she is 36 weeks pregnant with her first child. She advises
you that she has no injuries and no hemorrhaging and is not in
any pain; however, she wishes to be checked out at the hospital.
In what position should she be transported?
A. Trendelenburg
B. Fowler
C. Left lateral recumbent
D. Right lateral recumbent Correct Answer C. Left lateral
recumbent
,Reason: Unless contraindicated by some other condition, women
in their third trimester of pregnancy should be transported on their
left side to prevent the weight of the child from compressing their
vena cavae and causing circulatory problems, which could lead to
impairment of consciousness and other complications.
Trendelenburg is when the legs are elevated to help combat
hypotension, and Fowler position is seated upright
You respond to a 18-year old male patient who is threatening
suicide. The fire department states that before you arrived, the
patient told them that he wanted to kill himself. Now, the patient is
telling you that he does not want to hurt himself and he just wants
to be left alone. Which of the following is the most appropriate
treatment?
A. Explain the risks of staying at home with suicidal thoughts, and
then have the patient sign a refusal form if he appears mentally
competent.
B. Inform the patient that because he told the fire department that
he wants to hurt himself that he will have to go to the hospital.
Have the police department assist you with ensuring that the
patient is transported to the hospital.
C. Find out if the patient can make an appointment with his
personal doctor, and then confirm that he has does have an
appointment before you clear the scene and return to the station.
D. Since the patient did Correct Answer B. Inform the patient that
because he told the fire department that he wants to hurt himself
that he will have to go to the hospital. Have the police department
assist you with ensuring that the patient is transported to the
hospital.
Reason: Because the patient has already expressed the desire to
harm himself to a public safety official, the patient must be
evaluated by a physician. If the patient refuses to go with you, the
,police may have to place the patient in protective custody to have
him transported to the hospital
You respond to call for a female acting strangely. You respond
nonpriority and are met by the police, who request you transport
the patient to a hospital for a psychological evaluation. The
patient is a twenty-year old female who is ballet dancing in the
supermarket, bowling, and throwing kisses to an imaginary
dancing partner, Rudolf Nureyev. You should next
A. Pretend to shake Mr. Nureyev's hand
B. Wrap your arms around the patient and force her to the
stretcher
C. Gently explain to her that there is no Mr. Nureyev dancing with
her
D. Tackle the patient and assist the police in handcuffing her
hands behind her back Correct Answer C. Gently explain to her
that there is no Mr. Nureyev dancing with her
Reason: The patient is not exhibiting a behavior that requires you
to respond with overly aggressive technique, such as tackling her
or wrestling her to the stretcher. She is having delusions, and it is
not wise to give these delusions credence by acknowledging
them, such as by shaking Mr. Nureyev's hand. She might protest
when you tell her that Mr. Nureyev is not right there dancing with
her, but your confidence and gently demeanor will more often
than not win her over to doing what you would like her to do
A neonate will normally have ______ pulse rates and respiratory
rates than an infant
A. Higher
B. Lower
C. More irregular
D. Less irregular Correct Answer A. Higher
, Reason: Neonates have higher pulse rates and respiratory rates
than infants. There is no change in regularity between neonates
and infants
Most EMTs are injured at which of the following types of calls?
A. Domestic violence calls
B. Motor vehicle accidents
C. Workplace injury calls
D. In-station accidents Correct Answer B. Motor vehicle
accidents
Reason: Most EMT's are injured while treating injured patients at
motor vehicle accidents and thus should be more alert to the
dangers posed by being on the streets and highways. The other
situations also present dangers of which the EMT must be aware,
but the MVA is the leading cause of injury .
Veins are blood vessels that carry deoxygenated blood ______
the heart
A. Into
B. Away from
C. Toward
D. From the lungs to Correct Answer C. Toward
Reason: Veins carry blood toward the heart. The vessels that
carry blood away from the heart are the arteries
Which of the following is NOT a type of muscle?
A. Voluntary
B. Involuntary
C. Cardiac
