Emt Test Practice Questions With Complete
Solutions
At a flow rate of 6 L/min, a nasal cannula can
deliver an approximate oxygen concentration of up
to:
A. 52%.
B. 24%.
C. 44%.
D. 35%.
C.
A 51 year old presents with a sudden onset of
difficulty breathing. She is conscious and alert and
unable to speak in complete sentences. Her
respirations are 22 breaths per min and regular
you should
A.
administer oxygen via a nonrebreathing mask.
B.
assist her ventilations with a bag-mask device.
C.
perform a secondary assessment and then begin
treatment.
D.
insert a nasal airway in case her mental status
decreases.
A.
,Acting in a way that makes someone fear
immediate bodily harm is called
A.
assault.
B.
negligence.
C.
libel.
D.
battery
A.
An important aspect in the treatment of a patient
with severe abdominal pain is to:
A. administer analgesic medications to alleviate
pain.
B. provide emotional support en route to the
hospital.
C. encourage the patient to remain in a supine
position.
D. give 100% oxygen only if signs of shock are
present.
B.
,After taking Benadryl for an allergic reaction a
person begins experiencing drowsiness and a dry
mouth. These findings are an example of an
A.
therapeutic effect.
B.
adverse effect.
C.
unpredictable effect.
D.
untoward effect.
B.
A fracture of the humerus just above the elbow
would be called
A.
distal humerus fracture.
B.
proximal humerus fracture.
C.
proximal elbow fracture.
D.
distal forearm fracture.
A.
After applying a tourniquet the injury from a
patients leg stops bleeding this is called
, A.
hemostasis.
B.
hemiplegia.
C.
hematemesis.
D.
hemolysis.
A
A pregnant patient is diagnosed with hyperemesis
gravidarum. This means that
A.
her unborn baby is very large.
B.
she has excessive vomiting.
C.
she has frequent urination.
D.
her respiratory rate is rapid
B.
Movement or motion away from the body's midline
is called
A.
Solutions
At a flow rate of 6 L/min, a nasal cannula can
deliver an approximate oxygen concentration of up
to:
A. 52%.
B. 24%.
C. 44%.
D. 35%.
C.
A 51 year old presents with a sudden onset of
difficulty breathing. She is conscious and alert and
unable to speak in complete sentences. Her
respirations are 22 breaths per min and regular
you should
A.
administer oxygen via a nonrebreathing mask.
B.
assist her ventilations with a bag-mask device.
C.
perform a secondary assessment and then begin
treatment.
D.
insert a nasal airway in case her mental status
decreases.
A.
,Acting in a way that makes someone fear
immediate bodily harm is called
A.
assault.
B.
negligence.
C.
libel.
D.
battery
A.
An important aspect in the treatment of a patient
with severe abdominal pain is to:
A. administer analgesic medications to alleviate
pain.
B. provide emotional support en route to the
hospital.
C. encourage the patient to remain in a supine
position.
D. give 100% oxygen only if signs of shock are
present.
B.
,After taking Benadryl for an allergic reaction a
person begins experiencing drowsiness and a dry
mouth. These findings are an example of an
A.
therapeutic effect.
B.
adverse effect.
C.
unpredictable effect.
D.
untoward effect.
B.
A fracture of the humerus just above the elbow
would be called
A.
distal humerus fracture.
B.
proximal humerus fracture.
C.
proximal elbow fracture.
D.
distal forearm fracture.
A.
After applying a tourniquet the injury from a
patients leg stops bleeding this is called
, A.
hemostasis.
B.
hemiplegia.
C.
hematemesis.
D.
hemolysis.
A
A pregnant patient is diagnosed with hyperemesis
gravidarum. This means that
A.
her unborn baby is very large.
B.
she has excessive vomiting.
C.
she has frequent urination.
D.
her respiratory rate is rapid
B.
Movement or motion away from the body's midline
is called
A.
