EMS EVOS EXAM WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED
Examples of physical issues that may impact your ability to operate an emergency
vehicle includes all of the following, EXCEPT: - ANSWER A medical history of type 1
diabetes
A major component of psychological preparation for operating an emergency vehicle
would be your: - ANSWER attitude
_____ save 15,000 lives annually. - ANSWER Seatbelts
Why is it important to ensure that patients are secured during ambulance movement?
ANSWER Patients can suffer severe injuries if not served properly, along with the
involvement of a collision.
All the following are common symptoms of drowsy driving EXCEPT: ANSWER risk taking
or anger at other drivers on the road.
You are en route to a motor vehicle collision When you arrive on scene, you find the
damaged vehicle is off of the roadway to the right side You are the first unit to arrive and
the police are en route Your concern should be each of the following, EXCEPT: ANSWER
asking the police to establish a safe work zone upon arrival
The legal standard of taking appropriate considerations in a given situation, which is
relevant to the safe operation of the emergency vehicle is referred to as: - ANSWER Due
Regard
You are driving an ambulance in your district and not on a call. You strike a low-hanging
tree branch on the side of the road, and it breaks a marker light on the top side of the
patient compartment. This is considered: - ANSWER A preventable collision
Examples of physical issues that may impact your ability to operate an emergency
vehicle includes all of the following, EXCEPT: - ANSWER A medical history of type 1
diabetes
A major component of psychological preparation for operating an emergency vehicle
would be your: - ANSWER attitude
_____ save 15,000 lives annually. - ANSWER Seatbelts
Why is it important to ensure that patients are secured during ambulance movement?
ANSWER Patients can suffer severe injuries if not served properly, along with the
involvement of a collision.
All the following are common symptoms of drowsy driving EXCEPT: ANSWER risk taking
or anger at other drivers on the road.
You are en route to a motor vehicle collision When you arrive on scene, you find the
damaged vehicle is off of the roadway to the right side You are the first unit to arrive and
the police are en route Your concern should be each of the following, EXCEPT: ANSWER
asking the police to establish a safe work zone upon arrival
The legal standard of taking appropriate considerations in a given situation, which is
relevant to the safe operation of the emergency vehicle is referred to as: - ANSWER Due
Regard
You are driving an ambulance in your district and not on a call. You strike a low-hanging
tree branch on the side of the road, and it breaks a marker light on the top side of the
patient compartment. This is considered: - ANSWER A preventable collision
