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NYS EMT-B State Written Exam Newest 2025 Actual
Exam| Complete 200 Real Exam Questions and
Correct Verified Answers/ Graded A+ (Brand New!!)
An EMS provider is treating a patient who has a head injury resulting
from a blow by a baseball bat. What other problem are likely to be
present?
A. Hypothermia
B. Hypertensive shock due to blood loss
C. Spinal injuries
D. Lung collapse - Correct Answer - C. Spinal injuries
In a HEALTHY person, respiration is controlled by level
A. carbon dioxide
B. blood sugar
C. oxygen
D. carbon monoxide - Correct Answer - A. carbon dioxide
- normal stimulus to breathe: HIGH CO2
In conducting the Primary Assessment of a conscious patient, the EMS
provider must attend to the patient's emergency needs in the order of:
A. Respiration, Pulse, Bleeding
B. Pulse, Bleeding, Respiration
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C. Pulse, Respiration, Bleeding - Correct Answer - A. Respiration, Pulse,
Bleeding
A patient with acute respiratory distress requiring oxygen therapy is
LEAST likely to exhibit:
A. a slow pulse rate
B. anxiety
C. nasal flaring
D. intercostal muscle retractions - Correct Answer - A. slow pulse rate
After you have determined that the scene is safe, the FIRST step in
caring for a patient is to:
A. check for a carotid pulse
B. open the airway
C. determine unresponsiveness
D. check for breathing - Correct Answer - C. Determine
unresponsiveness
(GEN IMP, LOC, CC)
During the Prim. Assessment, you are assessing a conscious trauma
patient complaining loudly of pain in the leg, you should:
A. begin to obtain the history
B. assess the leg immediately
C. discontinue the Primary Assessment and start the Detailed Physical
Examination
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D. continue with your Primary Assessment - Correct Answer - D.
Continue with Primary Assessment
Which of the following measures is NOT part of the Primary
Assessment of an accident victim?
A. assessing the pulse quality
B. manual stabilization of the cervical spine
C. suctioning of the airway
D. taking patient history - Correct Answer - D. Taking patient history
Any physical exam of a patient should begin with
A inspection
B manipulation
C stabilization
D palpation - Correct Answer - A inspection
A 65-yr old male was involve in a two motor vehicle crash. Upon
examination, he complains of chest pain when breathing and tenderness
of the sternum. Your INITIAL care should include:
A stabilizing the sternum
B positioning the patient on his side
C administering high-concentration oxygen
D administering the patient's prescribed nitroglycerin - Correct Answer -
C Administering high-conc oxygen
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When spinal injuries are suspected, the EMS provider should FIRST
A hyperextend the neck to secure the airway
B determine the extent of the paralysis
C apply an extrication collar
D apply manual stabilization and secure the airway - Correct Answer - D
apply manual stabilization and secure the airway
For a trauma victim w/ a respiratory rate of 40/min, shallow and
irregular, who is pale and has a history of emphysema, the MOST
APPROPRIATE treatment would be to:
a. use of a bvm w/ supp oxygen
b. administer low-conc oxygen b/c of emphysema history
c. administer supp oxygen w/ a high-conc mask
d. transport the patient sitting up to ease the patient's dyspnea - Correct
Answer - A. Use of a BVM w/ supp. oxygen
If the EMS provider is unable to find a patient's peripheral pulse during
a Primary Assessment, next step should be to:
a. turn on the AED
b. palpate the carotid pulse
c. open the airway and insert an OPA
d. check breathing and begin CPR - Correct Answer - b. palpate the
carotid pulse
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NYS EMT-B State Written Exam Newest 2025 Actual
Exam| Complete 200 Real Exam Questions and
Correct Verified Answers/ Graded A+ (Brand New!!)
An EMS provider is treating a patient who has a head injury resulting
from a blow by a baseball bat. What other problem are likely to be
present?
A. Hypothermia
B. Hypertensive shock due to blood loss
C. Spinal injuries
D. Lung collapse - Correct Answer - C. Spinal injuries
In a HEALTHY person, respiration is controlled by level
A. carbon dioxide
B. blood sugar
C. oxygen
D. carbon monoxide - Correct Answer - A. carbon dioxide
- normal stimulus to breathe: HIGH CO2
In conducting the Primary Assessment of a conscious patient, the EMS
provider must attend to the patient's emergency needs in the order of:
A. Respiration, Pulse, Bleeding
B. Pulse, Bleeding, Respiration
pg. 1
,2|Page
C. Pulse, Respiration, Bleeding - Correct Answer - A. Respiration, Pulse,
Bleeding
A patient with acute respiratory distress requiring oxygen therapy is
LEAST likely to exhibit:
A. a slow pulse rate
B. anxiety
C. nasal flaring
D. intercostal muscle retractions - Correct Answer - A. slow pulse rate
After you have determined that the scene is safe, the FIRST step in
caring for a patient is to:
A. check for a carotid pulse
B. open the airway
C. determine unresponsiveness
D. check for breathing - Correct Answer - C. Determine
unresponsiveness
(GEN IMP, LOC, CC)
During the Prim. Assessment, you are assessing a conscious trauma
patient complaining loudly of pain in the leg, you should:
A. begin to obtain the history
B. assess the leg immediately
C. discontinue the Primary Assessment and start the Detailed Physical
Examination
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D. continue with your Primary Assessment - Correct Answer - D.
Continue with Primary Assessment
Which of the following measures is NOT part of the Primary
Assessment of an accident victim?
A. assessing the pulse quality
B. manual stabilization of the cervical spine
C. suctioning of the airway
D. taking patient history - Correct Answer - D. Taking patient history
Any physical exam of a patient should begin with
A inspection
B manipulation
C stabilization
D palpation - Correct Answer - A inspection
A 65-yr old male was involve in a two motor vehicle crash. Upon
examination, he complains of chest pain when breathing and tenderness
of the sternum. Your INITIAL care should include:
A stabilizing the sternum
B positioning the patient on his side
C administering high-concentration oxygen
D administering the patient's prescribed nitroglycerin - Correct Answer -
C Administering high-conc oxygen
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When spinal injuries are suspected, the EMS provider should FIRST
A hyperextend the neck to secure the airway
B determine the extent of the paralysis
C apply an extrication collar
D apply manual stabilization and secure the airway - Correct Answer - D
apply manual stabilization and secure the airway
For a trauma victim w/ a respiratory rate of 40/min, shallow and
irregular, who is pale and has a history of emphysema, the MOST
APPROPRIATE treatment would be to:
a. use of a bvm w/ supp oxygen
b. administer low-conc oxygen b/c of emphysema history
c. administer supp oxygen w/ a high-conc mask
d. transport the patient sitting up to ease the patient's dyspnea - Correct
Answer - A. Use of a BVM w/ supp. oxygen
If the EMS provider is unable to find a patient's peripheral pulse during
a Primary Assessment, next step should be to:
a. turn on the AED
b. palpate the carotid pulse
c. open the airway and insert an OPA
d. check breathing and begin CPR - Correct Answer - b. palpate the
carotid pulse
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