2024 EMT JB LEARNING EXAM 4
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
SAMPLE stands for - CORRECT-ANSWERSSigns and symptoms
Allergies
Medication
Past medical history
Last oral intake
Events leading up to
Traumatic Asphyxia presents as - CORRECT-ANSWERSbulging eyes and
discoloration of the body above the shoulders
What are the quickest ways to assess perfusion? - CORRECT-
ANSWERSCapillary refill and pulse
A patient with diminished level of consciousness, abdominal bleeding and a
swollen and deformed arm is an example of: - CORRECT-ANSWERSMajor
Trauma
If your patient has develops severe dyspnea after you have already sealed
their sucking chest wound, you should - CORRECT-ANSWERSLift the occlusive
dressing upon exhalation to release the air and then re-seal it.
If your patient gags when trying to insert an OPA, you should - CORRECT-
ANSWERSremove the oropharyngeal airway and prepare for the patient to
vomit.
When a patient has dyspnea and paradoxical movement on a side of their
chest, you should suspect: - CORRECT-ANSWERSthat the patient has Flail
Chest
When securing a patient to a back board you - CORRECT-ANSWERSApply a c-
collar, maintain manual stabilization of the head until secured to the
backboard, and secure the axial skeleton to the backboard before the head.
Unequal breath sounds and/or unequal chest expansion are signs and
symptoms of - CORRECT-ANSWERSa closed chest wall injury
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
SAMPLE stands for - CORRECT-ANSWERSSigns and symptoms
Allergies
Medication
Past medical history
Last oral intake
Events leading up to
Traumatic Asphyxia presents as - CORRECT-ANSWERSbulging eyes and
discoloration of the body above the shoulders
What are the quickest ways to assess perfusion? - CORRECT-
ANSWERSCapillary refill and pulse
A patient with diminished level of consciousness, abdominal bleeding and a
swollen and deformed arm is an example of: - CORRECT-ANSWERSMajor
Trauma
If your patient has develops severe dyspnea after you have already sealed
their sucking chest wound, you should - CORRECT-ANSWERSLift the occlusive
dressing upon exhalation to release the air and then re-seal it.
If your patient gags when trying to insert an OPA, you should - CORRECT-
ANSWERSremove the oropharyngeal airway and prepare for the patient to
vomit.
When a patient has dyspnea and paradoxical movement on a side of their
chest, you should suspect: - CORRECT-ANSWERSthat the patient has Flail
Chest
When securing a patient to a back board you - CORRECT-ANSWERSApply a c-
collar, maintain manual stabilization of the head until secured to the
backboard, and secure the axial skeleton to the backboard before the head.
Unequal breath sounds and/or unequal chest expansion are signs and
symptoms of - CORRECT-ANSWERSa closed chest wall injury
