JBL MODULE 4 EXAM 2025/2026 | JBL CERTIFICATION EXAM |
JBL TRAINING MODULE | ACTUAL COMPLETE ALL REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | NEWEST EXAM .
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An 8-year-old male was bitten by a stray dog. He has a large
laceration to the back of his left hand, which your partner
covered with a sterile dressing and bandage. In addition to
transporting the child to the hospital, you should:
A. report the incident to the appropriate authorities.
B. advise the child that he will need rabies shots.
C. administer oxygen via a nonrebreathing mask.
D. ask the child's father to try to locate the dog. - ANSWER-A.
report the incident to the appropriate authorities.
When immobilizing a trauma patient's spine, the EMT manually
stabilizing the head should not let go until:
A. the patient has been secured to the ambulance stretcher.
B. an appropriately sized cervical collar has been applied.
C. the head has been stabilized with lateral immobilization.
,D. the patient has been completely secured to the backboard. -
ANSWER-D.
the patient has been completely secured to the backboard.
Which of the following breathing patterns is MOST indicative of
increased intracranial pressure?
A. Increased rate and depth with the distinct odor of acetone
on the patient's breath
B. Increased rate with a normal inspiratory time and a
prolonged expiratory time C. Irregular rate, pattern, and
volume of breathing with intermittent periods of apnea
D. Slow, shallow, occasional gasps that progress to prolonged
periods of apnea - ANSWER-C. Irregular rate, pattern, and
volume of breathing with intermittent periods of apnea
Which of the following statements regarding secondary brain
injury is correct?
A. Signs are often present immediately after an impact to the
head.
B. Hypoxia and hypotension are the two most common causes
of secondary brain injury.
C. Because cerebral edema develops quickly, it is considered to
be a primary brain injury.
,D. It results from direct brain trauma following an impact to the
head. -
ANSWER-B. Hypoxia and hypotension are the two most
common causes of secondary brain injury.
You should be MOST suspicious that a patient has experienced
a significant head injury if his or her pulse is:
A. rapid.
B. weak.
C. slow.
D. irregular. - ANSWER-C. slow.
A 28-year-old male was struck in the chest with a baseball bat
during an altercation. He is conscious and alert and complains
of severe chest pain. Your assessment reveals a large area of
ecchymosis over the sternum and a rapid, irregular pulse. In
addition to providing supplemental oxygen, you should:
A. prepare for immediate transport.
B. apply an AED and assess his BP.
C. apply bulky dressings to the sternum.
D. determine if he has cardiac problems. - ANSWER-A. prepare
for immediate transport.
, A flail chest occurs when:
A. a segment of the chest wall is detached from the thoracic
cage.
B. a segment of fractured ribs bulges during the inhalation
phase.
C. multiple ribs are fractured on both sides of the thoracic cage.
D. more than three ribs are fractured on the same side of the
chest. - ANSWER-
A. a segment of the chest wall is detached from the thoracic
cage.
A man called EMS 12 hours after injuring his chest. Your
assessment reveals a flail segment to the right side of the
chest. The patient is experiencing respiratory distress and his
oxygen saturation is 78%. His breath sounds are equal
bilaterally and his jugular veins are normal. You should
suspect:
A. pulmonary contusion.
B. traumatic asphyxia.
C. massive hemothorax.
D. tension pneumothorax. - ANSWER-A. pulmonary contusion.
A simple pneumothorax:
JBL TRAINING MODULE | ACTUAL COMPLETE ALL REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | NEWEST EXAM .
.
An 8-year-old male was bitten by a stray dog. He has a large
laceration to the back of his left hand, which your partner
covered with a sterile dressing and bandage. In addition to
transporting the child to the hospital, you should:
A. report the incident to the appropriate authorities.
B. advise the child that he will need rabies shots.
C. administer oxygen via a nonrebreathing mask.
D. ask the child's father to try to locate the dog. - ANSWER-A.
report the incident to the appropriate authorities.
When immobilizing a trauma patient's spine, the EMT manually
stabilizing the head should not let go until:
A. the patient has been secured to the ambulance stretcher.
B. an appropriately sized cervical collar has been applied.
C. the head has been stabilized with lateral immobilization.
,D. the patient has been completely secured to the backboard. -
ANSWER-D.
the patient has been completely secured to the backboard.
Which of the following breathing patterns is MOST indicative of
increased intracranial pressure?
A. Increased rate and depth with the distinct odor of acetone
on the patient's breath
B. Increased rate with a normal inspiratory time and a
prolonged expiratory time C. Irregular rate, pattern, and
volume of breathing with intermittent periods of apnea
D. Slow, shallow, occasional gasps that progress to prolonged
periods of apnea - ANSWER-C. Irregular rate, pattern, and
volume of breathing with intermittent periods of apnea
Which of the following statements regarding secondary brain
injury is correct?
A. Signs are often present immediately after an impact to the
head.
B. Hypoxia and hypotension are the two most common causes
of secondary brain injury.
C. Because cerebral edema develops quickly, it is considered to
be a primary brain injury.
,D. It results from direct brain trauma following an impact to the
head. -
ANSWER-B. Hypoxia and hypotension are the two most
common causes of secondary brain injury.
You should be MOST suspicious that a patient has experienced
a significant head injury if his or her pulse is:
A. rapid.
B. weak.
C. slow.
D. irregular. - ANSWER-C. slow.
A 28-year-old male was struck in the chest with a baseball bat
during an altercation. He is conscious and alert and complains
of severe chest pain. Your assessment reveals a large area of
ecchymosis over the sternum and a rapid, irregular pulse. In
addition to providing supplemental oxygen, you should:
A. prepare for immediate transport.
B. apply an AED and assess his BP.
C. apply bulky dressings to the sternum.
D. determine if he has cardiac problems. - ANSWER-A. prepare
for immediate transport.
, A flail chest occurs when:
A. a segment of the chest wall is detached from the thoracic
cage.
B. a segment of fractured ribs bulges during the inhalation
phase.
C. multiple ribs are fractured on both sides of the thoracic cage.
D. more than three ribs are fractured on the same side of the
chest. - ANSWER-
A. a segment of the chest wall is detached from the thoracic
cage.
A man called EMS 12 hours after injuring his chest. Your
assessment reveals a flail segment to the right side of the
chest. The patient is experiencing respiratory distress and his
oxygen saturation is 78%. His breath sounds are equal
bilaterally and his jugular veins are normal. You should
suspect:
A. pulmonary contusion.
B. traumatic asphyxia.
C. massive hemothorax.
D. tension pneumothorax. - ANSWER-A. pulmonary contusion.
A simple pneumothorax:
