MPDS Exam | Questions and Verified Answers | Latest 2025/ 2026 Update | GRADED A | 100% Correct.

MPDS Exam | Questions and Verified Answers | Latest 2025/ 2026 Update | GRADED A | 100% Correct. Question: What is the average time to respond and begin defibrillation for an emergency? 17.5 minutes Question: What is the average time an EMD can get bystander to begin CPR? 20 seconds Question: How long does it take a heart muscle to deteriorate without oxygenated blood? 4.5 minutes Question: What does it mean for an EMD to be the first, first responder? First person to give medical advice and instructions. This is a zero minute response time Question: How must you ask every protocol question? As written, unless spontaneously given by caller Question: What is Deluca's law? Follow all protocol avoiding freelance questions unless it enhances script Question: What is Frenza's law? Something not looked for is seldom found Question: What is a freelance instruction? Incorrect instructions or beyond scope of practice Question: What is a leading question? A question which, because of the way it is phrased, suggests a certain answer. Question: What is acceptable clarification or enhancements? Can rephrase question is caller does not understand phrasing or gives ambiguous answer Question: What are PQQ's? Pre question qualify: identify conditional questions Question: What is a 1st party caller? Patient Question: What is a 2nd party caller? With patient Question: What is a 3rd party caller? Not with patient Question: What is a 4th party caller? Other control rooms Question: What can you say to a 3rd party caller? I know you're not with the patient right now, but it is very important that I get as much information as possible for the responders. So please listen carefully and answer as best you can. Question: What are clarifiers? Indicate preferred wording to be used when caller does not initially understand a question or instruction Question: What are the 4 commandments of an EMD? Chief complaint Age Status of consciousness Status of breathing Question: What is case entry rule 1? Scene safety above everything else Question: What is case entry rule 2? Trauma/mechanism of injury Question: What is case entry rule 5? If medical in nature, choose chief complaint protocol that best fits patients foremost symptoms with priority symptoms taking precedence Question: What are the priority symptoms? Abnormal breathing Chest pain Decreased consciousness Serious hemorrhage Question: What are axioms? Things we need to be aware of Question: How are key questions listed? Scene safety, system response, patient care, information for responders Question: When can an EMD move on from a question? When caller has not answered question and it has been asked twice Question: What are the determinant code in level of most severe to least? Echo Delta Charlie Bravo Alpha Omega