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NREMT FINAL EXAM 4|| LATELY UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+|| LATEST AND COMPLETE
UPDATE 2025 WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS||
ASSURED PASS!!!
A 26 year old male suffered a gunshot wound to his left chest. On arrival he is very
pale and you see blood on his shirt. You expose the wound and manage it. Your
partner reports his vital signs are BP 86/palp, P 118 and thready, R 6 and shallow.
You should next - ANSWER: ventilate him with a BVM.
When you arrive at a car crash a male driver complains of neck pain. He is moving
all extremities and has normal sensations. How should you assess him? -
ANSWER: Apply slight pressure to every cervical spinous process.
A man called 9-1-1 because his 78 year old wife could not get out of bed in the
morning. When you arrive she has right-sided weakness. He says she went to bed
at 10:00 PM last night and she was feeling OK. You should record the time of
onset of her symptoms to be - ANSWER: 10:00 PM.
A 56 year old female was rescued from a swimming pool after reportedly being
under water for "5 minutes." You find a faint, weak pulse. You should -
ANSWER: ventilate her at 12 bpm.
A 22 year old fisherman was rescued from a river after being missing for 8
minutes. When you pull him to the shore he is apneic. You should first -
ANSWER: give two rescue breaths.
A 22 year old man was hit on the head with a blunt object by his wife. When you
arrive he has a 2" scalp laceration. You manage the wound. En route to the hospital
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he says, "I don't know what's happening to me. Last month I was incredibly
productive; on top of the world. Now today, I am worried about everything and
can't get anything done." You should suspect he is exhibiting - ANSWER: bipolar
disease.
A young man fell from his motorcycle at a high rate of speed. When you arrive he
is unconscious, very pale and you are unable to palpate a radial pulse. Your partner
reports he only heard one sound when taking his blood pressure and that was at 88
mmHg. His respiratory rate is 4. You suspect he will develop - ANSWER:
irreversible shock.
Which of the following has the highest correlation with Type II diabetes? -
ANSWER: Obesity
A 76 year old man awoke short of breath. When you arrive he is cyanotic and
sitting up in bed breathing rapidly. His vital signs are BP 104/84, P 64 and
irregular, R 20 and his SpO2 is 86% on room air. You should first - ANSWER:
administer oxygen by non-rebreather mask.
At the hospital after reporting on care given to an elderly patient you should -
ANSWER: report on any social services the patient may need at home.
A 22 year old with a history of asthma tells you "I can't breathe." Her mother says
she's used her inhaler four times in the last hour and a half. You administer oxygen
and - ANSWER: assist her using her inhaler.
You should self administer DuoDoteTM at a WMD scene when you start feeling
symptoms of - ANSWER: SLUDGE.
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Continuing education regarding patient care topics throughout your EMS career is
- ANSWER: a professional responsibility.
The primary cause of symptoms in a patient with asthma is - ANSWER:
bronchoconstriction.
A 21 year old woman is out to dinner. She was unaware shellfish was an ingredient
in her food. She began to have urticaria, a hoarse voice, edema and weakness.
When you arrive her husband hands you an epinephrine auto-injector. You should -
ANSWER: pull up her skirt and inject her in the mid-thigh on the lateral side.
You discover a nuchal cord after a newborn's head has been delivered. You should
next - ANSWER: attempt to slip it over the baby's head.
A female who is 35 weeks pregnant was involved in a minor car crash. She has a
scalp laceration that requires sutures. When transporting her you should -
ANSWER: lay her on her left side.
A 72 year old woman with a history of chronic bronchitis is cyanotic in small
capillary beds. When you arouse her she says "I'm tired." When you again arouse
her she says "leave me alone." Her SpO2 is 82% on 3 Lpm home oxygen. You
suspect her responses to your arousals to be due to cerebral - ANSWER: hypoxia.
Which of the following is part of the National Incident Command System? -
ANSWER: Operations
You've applied the AED to an apneic and pulseless 62 year old male. The AED
says "no shock advised." You should next - ANSWER: begin chest compressions.
NREMT FINAL EXAM 4|| LATELY UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+|| LATEST AND COMPLETE
UPDATE 2025 WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS||
ASSURED PASS!!!
A 26 year old male suffered a gunshot wound to his left chest. On arrival he is very
pale and you see blood on his shirt. You expose the wound and manage it. Your
partner reports his vital signs are BP 86/palp, P 118 and thready, R 6 and shallow.
You should next - ANSWER: ventilate him with a BVM.
When you arrive at a car crash a male driver complains of neck pain. He is moving
all extremities and has normal sensations. How should you assess him? -
ANSWER: Apply slight pressure to every cervical spinous process.
A man called 9-1-1 because his 78 year old wife could not get out of bed in the
morning. When you arrive she has right-sided weakness. He says she went to bed
at 10:00 PM last night and she was feeling OK. You should record the time of
onset of her symptoms to be - ANSWER: 10:00 PM.
A 56 year old female was rescued from a swimming pool after reportedly being
under water for "5 minutes." You find a faint, weak pulse. You should -
ANSWER: ventilate her at 12 bpm.
A 22 year old fisherman was rescued from a river after being missing for 8
minutes. When you pull him to the shore he is apneic. You should first -
ANSWER: give two rescue breaths.
A 22 year old man was hit on the head with a blunt object by his wife. When you
arrive he has a 2" scalp laceration. You manage the wound. En route to the hospital
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he says, "I don't know what's happening to me. Last month I was incredibly
productive; on top of the world. Now today, I am worried about everything and
can't get anything done." You should suspect he is exhibiting - ANSWER: bipolar
disease.
A young man fell from his motorcycle at a high rate of speed. When you arrive he
is unconscious, very pale and you are unable to palpate a radial pulse. Your partner
reports he only heard one sound when taking his blood pressure and that was at 88
mmHg. His respiratory rate is 4. You suspect he will develop - ANSWER:
irreversible shock.
Which of the following has the highest correlation with Type II diabetes? -
ANSWER: Obesity
A 76 year old man awoke short of breath. When you arrive he is cyanotic and
sitting up in bed breathing rapidly. His vital signs are BP 104/84, P 64 and
irregular, R 20 and his SpO2 is 86% on room air. You should first - ANSWER:
administer oxygen by non-rebreather mask.
At the hospital after reporting on care given to an elderly patient you should -
ANSWER: report on any social services the patient may need at home.
A 22 year old with a history of asthma tells you "I can't breathe." Her mother says
she's used her inhaler four times in the last hour and a half. You administer oxygen
and - ANSWER: assist her using her inhaler.
You should self administer DuoDoteTM at a WMD scene when you start feeling
symptoms of - ANSWER: SLUDGE.
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Continuing education regarding patient care topics throughout your EMS career is
- ANSWER: a professional responsibility.
The primary cause of symptoms in a patient with asthma is - ANSWER:
bronchoconstriction.
A 21 year old woman is out to dinner. She was unaware shellfish was an ingredient
in her food. She began to have urticaria, a hoarse voice, edema and weakness.
When you arrive her husband hands you an epinephrine auto-injector. You should -
ANSWER: pull up her skirt and inject her in the mid-thigh on the lateral side.
You discover a nuchal cord after a newborn's head has been delivered. You should
next - ANSWER: attempt to slip it over the baby's head.
A female who is 35 weeks pregnant was involved in a minor car crash. She has a
scalp laceration that requires sutures. When transporting her you should -
ANSWER: lay her on her left side.
A 72 year old woman with a history of chronic bronchitis is cyanotic in small
capillary beds. When you arouse her she says "I'm tired." When you again arouse
her she says "leave me alone." Her SpO2 is 82% on 3 Lpm home oxygen. You
suspect her responses to your arousals to be due to cerebral - ANSWER: hypoxia.
Which of the following is part of the National Incident Command System? -
ANSWER: Operations
You've applied the AED to an apneic and pulseless 62 year old male. The AED
says "no shock advised." You should next - ANSWER: begin chest compressions.
