EMT FISDAP FINAL EXAM COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT VERIFIED
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What is the rate in which you should be providing positive pressure ventilations with
BVM? - ANSWER: 10-12 breaths per min
Best way to ventilate with single recuer? - ANSWER: pocket mask
best way to ventilate with 2 rescuers? - ANSWER: BVM hooked up to O2
If PT is slow to respond, little chest rise and fall and retraction? - ANSWER: Need to
use BVM
If ventilating, and chest doesn't rise, what's the next step? - ANSWER: Reposition
head
Where does stridor sounds come from? - ANSWER: High pitch, blockage in
larynx/trachea (tongue/item)
Where does wheezing sounds come from? - ANSWER: high pitch, constriction in
smaller air passages (asthma)
Where does Rhonchi sounds come from? - ANSWER: low pitch, raddling in the lungs
(COPD, emphysema, pneumonia)
Where do rales sounds come from? - ANSWER: crackles/popping (fluid in lungs,
pulmonary edema secondary to left-sided CHF)
O2 levels for NC - ANSWER: 2-6
O2 levels for NRB - ANSWER: 10-15
O2 levels for BVM - ANSWER: 15-25
O2 levels for NEB - ANSWER: 6-8
Proper suctioning technique and what to do if they keep vomiting? - ANSWER: 10-15
sec, suction on no more than 200mLHg, roll to side if need be
What to do if choking victim - ANSWER: are you choking, nonresponsive/apneic start
chest compressions, responsive ab thrust, pregnant woman
, Seizure PTs - ANSWER: Keep safe, open airway, suction airway, use NPA of needed
POST Seizure
s/s of pulmonary embolism - ANSWER: recent travel/surgery, skin discoloration, leg
pain/swelling
S/S of CHF - ANSWER: Edema, rales/crackles, feeling of drowning, can't lay flat
s/s of asthma exacerbation - ANSWER: Sudden onset SOB, wheezing
S/S of spontaneous pneumothorax - ANSWER: Sudden onset SOB, diminished or
absent lung sounds
s/s of pneumonia - ANSWER: ronchi, fever, coughing up blood, night sweats, put on
N95 mask (self), surgical mask (PT)
S/S of chronic bronchitis - ANSWER: SOB, diminished lung sounds, thick mucus,
barrel chested
S/S of TB - ANSWER: SOB, coughing up blood, night sweats, put on N95 mask (self),
surgical mask (pt)
S/S of internal bleeding - ANSWER: weak/rapid pulse, distended abdomen, s/s shock
S/S of bowel obstruction - ANSWER: severe abdominal pain, lower abdominal rigidity
S/S of GI bleed - ANSWER: Ab pain, distention, black tarry stool and coffee grind
emesis
S/S of pancreatitis - ANSWER: n/v, abdominal pain, alcoholic
s/s of pulmonary contusion - ANSWER: trauma to chest, SOB, coughing up blood
S/S of AAA - ANSWER: Tearing pain in back, SOB, pale, diaphoretic, left radial pulse
stronger than right
S/S of flail chest - ANSWER: SOB, paradoxical movement
S/S of a Tension pneumothorax - ANSWER: Chest trauma, +JVD and tracheal
deviation
S/S of subcutaneous emphysema - ANSWER: popping sensation with palpation to
chest and neck region
S/S of opioid/narcotic usage - ANSWER: track marks, pinpoint pupils, hypotension,
respiratory distress
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS) LATEST UPDATED VERSION |GUARANTEED PASS
A+ (BRAND NEW!!)
What is the rate in which you should be providing positive pressure ventilations with
BVM? - ANSWER: 10-12 breaths per min
Best way to ventilate with single recuer? - ANSWER: pocket mask
best way to ventilate with 2 rescuers? - ANSWER: BVM hooked up to O2
If PT is slow to respond, little chest rise and fall and retraction? - ANSWER: Need to
use BVM
If ventilating, and chest doesn't rise, what's the next step? - ANSWER: Reposition
head
Where does stridor sounds come from? - ANSWER: High pitch, blockage in
larynx/trachea (tongue/item)
Where does wheezing sounds come from? - ANSWER: high pitch, constriction in
smaller air passages (asthma)
Where does Rhonchi sounds come from? - ANSWER: low pitch, raddling in the lungs
(COPD, emphysema, pneumonia)
Where do rales sounds come from? - ANSWER: crackles/popping (fluid in lungs,
pulmonary edema secondary to left-sided CHF)
O2 levels for NC - ANSWER: 2-6
O2 levels for NRB - ANSWER: 10-15
O2 levels for BVM - ANSWER: 15-25
O2 levels for NEB - ANSWER: 6-8
Proper suctioning technique and what to do if they keep vomiting? - ANSWER: 10-15
sec, suction on no more than 200mLHg, roll to side if need be
What to do if choking victim - ANSWER: are you choking, nonresponsive/apneic start
chest compressions, responsive ab thrust, pregnant woman
, Seizure PTs - ANSWER: Keep safe, open airway, suction airway, use NPA of needed
POST Seizure
s/s of pulmonary embolism - ANSWER: recent travel/surgery, skin discoloration, leg
pain/swelling
S/S of CHF - ANSWER: Edema, rales/crackles, feeling of drowning, can't lay flat
s/s of asthma exacerbation - ANSWER: Sudden onset SOB, wheezing
S/S of spontaneous pneumothorax - ANSWER: Sudden onset SOB, diminished or
absent lung sounds
s/s of pneumonia - ANSWER: ronchi, fever, coughing up blood, night sweats, put on
N95 mask (self), surgical mask (PT)
S/S of chronic bronchitis - ANSWER: SOB, diminished lung sounds, thick mucus,
barrel chested
S/S of TB - ANSWER: SOB, coughing up blood, night sweats, put on N95 mask (self),
surgical mask (pt)
S/S of internal bleeding - ANSWER: weak/rapid pulse, distended abdomen, s/s shock
S/S of bowel obstruction - ANSWER: severe abdominal pain, lower abdominal rigidity
S/S of GI bleed - ANSWER: Ab pain, distention, black tarry stool and coffee grind
emesis
S/S of pancreatitis - ANSWER: n/v, abdominal pain, alcoholic
s/s of pulmonary contusion - ANSWER: trauma to chest, SOB, coughing up blood
S/S of AAA - ANSWER: Tearing pain in back, SOB, pale, diaphoretic, left radial pulse
stronger than right
S/S of flail chest - ANSWER: SOB, paradoxical movement
S/S of a Tension pneumothorax - ANSWER: Chest trauma, +JVD and tracheal
deviation
S/S of subcutaneous emphysema - ANSWER: popping sensation with palpation to
chest and neck region
S/S of opioid/narcotic usage - ANSWER: track marks, pinpoint pupils, hypotension,
respiratory distress
