NYS EMT STATE WRITTEN LATEST ACTUAL EXAM 250
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS 100%) \\GRADED A+
GUARANTEED SUCCESS NEWEST!!
Which of the following would be most important when attempting to
ventilate a patient with facial trauma?
a.Tilt the head back to properly ventilate the patient.
b.Establish a nasal airway immediately.
c.Have a suctioning device close by in case significant blood or vomit
needs to be suctioned out of the airway.
d.Consider a tracheotomy in the field if facial trauma is excessive and
bleeding and swelling are present.
C.
Which of the following is a typical sign or symptom in a heat emergency
patient with normal or cool moist, pale skin?
A. Rapid pulse
B. Seizures
c.Little or no perspiration
d.Muscle cramps
D.
If a patient has a tooth knocked completely out of their mouth, you
should do all of the following EXCEPT:
a.Make sure no other signs of injury are present.
b.Rinse the tooth off, and then place it in milk or normal saline.
c.Assess the possibility of replanting the tooth into its socket.
d.Hold the tooth by its root, rinse it off, and then place it in water
,D.
When treating a patient who is hypothermic, which of the following is
inappropriate?
a.Administer oxygen via nasal cannula 2 L/min.
b.Remove wet clothing and cover the patient with a blanket.
c.Gently massage the extremities
d.Discourage the eating or drinking of any stimulants.
C.
A patient is involved in an accident, and she is wearing a helmet. All of
the following are indications for removing the helmet to treat the
patient EXCEPT:
a.You are not able to monitor the patient's breathing adequately.
b.The patient requires spinal stabilization.
c.The helmet is loose and allows for the head to freely move.
d.The helmet is tight and does not allow the head to move freely.
D.
minute volume
The amount of air breathed in during each respiration multiplied by the
number of breaths per minute.
tidal V * resp rate
intrapulmonary shunting occurs when
blood coming from the right side of the heart bypasses nonfunctional
alveoli and returns to the left side of the heart in an unoxygenated
state.
, patient with a mild foreign body obstruction is typically not
cyanotic
most detrimental effect of tachycardia
increased oxygen demand
All of the following are appropriate steps to take in delivering a baby
with a prolapsed cord EXCEPT:
a.Gently try to push the umbilical cord back into the birth canal.
b.Position the mother so her head is facing down, and slightly elevate
the pelvis.
c.Try to push the baby off the umbilical cord using several fingers of a
gloved hand gently inserted into the vagina.
d.Apply damp and sterile dressings to the portion of the umbilical cord
that can be seen outside the birth canal.
A.
What position is the head of the baby in most deliveries?
a.The head can be in any direction
b.Head facing sideways
c.Head facing down
d.Head facing up
C
An infant born with your assistance should have APGAR scores assessed
at which of the following intervals?
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS 100%) \\GRADED A+
GUARANTEED SUCCESS NEWEST!!
Which of the following would be most important when attempting to
ventilate a patient with facial trauma?
a.Tilt the head back to properly ventilate the patient.
b.Establish a nasal airway immediately.
c.Have a suctioning device close by in case significant blood or vomit
needs to be suctioned out of the airway.
d.Consider a tracheotomy in the field if facial trauma is excessive and
bleeding and swelling are present.
C.
Which of the following is a typical sign or symptom in a heat emergency
patient with normal or cool moist, pale skin?
A. Rapid pulse
B. Seizures
c.Little or no perspiration
d.Muscle cramps
D.
If a patient has a tooth knocked completely out of their mouth, you
should do all of the following EXCEPT:
a.Make sure no other signs of injury are present.
b.Rinse the tooth off, and then place it in milk or normal saline.
c.Assess the possibility of replanting the tooth into its socket.
d.Hold the tooth by its root, rinse it off, and then place it in water
,D.
When treating a patient who is hypothermic, which of the following is
inappropriate?
a.Administer oxygen via nasal cannula 2 L/min.
b.Remove wet clothing and cover the patient with a blanket.
c.Gently massage the extremities
d.Discourage the eating or drinking of any stimulants.
C.
A patient is involved in an accident, and she is wearing a helmet. All of
the following are indications for removing the helmet to treat the
patient EXCEPT:
a.You are not able to monitor the patient's breathing adequately.
b.The patient requires spinal stabilization.
c.The helmet is loose and allows for the head to freely move.
d.The helmet is tight and does not allow the head to move freely.
D.
minute volume
The amount of air breathed in during each respiration multiplied by the
number of breaths per minute.
tidal V * resp rate
intrapulmonary shunting occurs when
blood coming from the right side of the heart bypasses nonfunctional
alveoli and returns to the left side of the heart in an unoxygenated
state.
, patient with a mild foreign body obstruction is typically not
cyanotic
most detrimental effect of tachycardia
increased oxygen demand
All of the following are appropriate steps to take in delivering a baby
with a prolapsed cord EXCEPT:
a.Gently try to push the umbilical cord back into the birth canal.
b.Position the mother so her head is facing down, and slightly elevate
the pelvis.
c.Try to push the baby off the umbilical cord using several fingers of a
gloved hand gently inserted into the vagina.
d.Apply damp and sterile dressings to the portion of the umbilical cord
that can be seen outside the birth canal.
A.
What position is the head of the baby in most deliveries?
a.The head can be in any direction
b.Head facing sideways
c.Head facing down
d.Head facing up
C
An infant born with your assistance should have APGAR scores assessed
at which of the following intervals?
