EMT-B Final PREP All Them JBL
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EMT-B Final PREP All Them JBL Actual
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What is the reason for giving an epinephrine auto-injector in a life-threatening allergic
reaction?
A) It will help dilate the patient's blood vessels and relax the airway passages.
B) It will help raise the patient's blood pressure and slow the heart rate.
C) It will constrict the patient's airway passages and blood vessels.
D) It will help constrict the patient's blood vessels and relax the airway passages. - Answer
✓✓D) It will help constrict the patient's blood vessels and relax the airway passages.
The term poison is best described as any substance that can do which of the following?
A) Depress the body's respirations
B) Increase cellular activity
C) Harm the body
D) Deactivate nerve transmission - Answer ✓✓C) Harm the body
TEST BANK A+ 1
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Which of the following is not a typical indication of congestive heart failure (CHF)?
A) Weight loss
B) Productive cough
C) Jugular venous distension
D) Increased heart rate - Answer ✓✓A) Weight loss
You are assessing a 27-year-old female who is 9 months pregnant with her first child. She has
been having contractions for the past 6 hours. As you are about to assist her to your cot, she
asks you to wait because she feels the need to use the bathroom. Which of the following is
the best course of action?
A) Advise the patient that this could be an indication that the baby is ready to be born and
you need to check to see if the baby's head is visible.
B) Advise the patient that this could be a sign of a serious complication, have her lie on her
left side, apply high-concentration oxygen, and transport immediately.
C) Allow the patient to use the bathroom because it will make transport and delivery more
comfortable.
D) Tell the patient she needs to be transported immediately and using the bathroom will have
to wait until she arrives at the hospital. - Answer ✓✓A) Advise the patient that this could be
an indication that the baby is ready to be born and you need to check to see if the baby's
head is visible.
Which of the following refers to the set of regulations that defines the legal actions expected
of and limitations placed on the EMT?
A) Professional standards
B) Protocols and standing orders
C) Scope of practice
D) Legal standards of practice - Answer ✓✓C) Scope of practice
TEST BANK A+ 2
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A 78-year-old male is having difficulty breathing. He has a history of dementia and COPD. His
daughter tells you his breathing gets worse when he walks up the steps. He tells you that he is
fine and doesn't want to go to the hospital. He is dyspneic and unable to identify his daughter.
You should:
A) explain the risks and allow him to refuse service.
B) administer oxygen and transport him.
C) secure all four limbs and transport him.
D) ask him to walk up the stairs. - Answer ✓✓B) administer oxygen and transport him.
Which of the following happens to blood vessels during an anaphylactic reaction?
A) Spasm
B) Dilation
C) No change
D) Constriction - Answer ✓✓B) Dilation
You are dispatched to a local bar for the report of an unresponsive female patient found in
the bathroom. As you approach the scene, you notice a large crowd outside the front door
holding beer bottles. The group has pulled the patient outside. As you approach the scene,
people from the group start yelling, "Do something! She's not breathing." What concerns you
the most about this scene?
A) The crowd stating the patient is not breathing
B) The large crowd that has been drinking and is now yelling at you
C) The fact that the patient has been moved from where she was found
D) All of the above - Answer ✓✓B) The large crowd that has been drinking and is now yelling
at you
TEST BANK A+ 3
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Which of the following patients would be considered to be at the greatest risk for suicide?
A) 22-year-old man who has lost his job and is getting divorced
B) 44-year-old woman who has just recovered from a serious illness
C) 30-year-old married man who has just learned that his employer is transferring him to a
different state
D) 35-year-old female who has a child with a serious illness - Answer ✓✓A) 22-year-old man
who has lost his job and is getting divorced
Why should an EMT utilize a local poison control center in managing a poisoning patient?
A) They can activate a specialty team to come and treat the patient.
B) They can assist in finding out important information about the poison.
C) It places any legal liability on the poison control center.
D) It prevents the EMT from having to do training on poisons. - Answer ✓✓B) They can assist
in finding out important information about the poison.
You respond to a boat dock for a diving injury. You find a 22-year-old female patient
unresponsive with frothy blood in the mouth and lung sounds absent on the right side. The
patient is breathing 28 times a minute. The patient's friends state they were diving when she
unexpectedly came out of the water complaining of chest pains and then collapsed. The
nearest hospital is 25 minutes away and the nearest specialty resource center with a
hyperbaric chamber is 30 minutes away. What is the best decision when determining
transport?
A) Transport the patient by air medical to the nearest facility.
B) Transport the patient by air medical to the specialty center.
C) Transport the patient by ground to the specialty center.
TEST BANK A+ 4
Actual Exam
EMT-B Final PREP All Them JBL Actual
Exam Newest 2025/2026 Complete
Verified All 350 Questions And Correct
Detailed Answers with Rationales
(Verified Answers) |Already Graded
A+||Brand New
What is the reason for giving an epinephrine auto-injector in a life-threatening allergic
reaction?
A) It will help dilate the patient's blood vessels and relax the airway passages.
B) It will help raise the patient's blood pressure and slow the heart rate.
C) It will constrict the patient's airway passages and blood vessels.
D) It will help constrict the patient's blood vessels and relax the airway passages. - Answer
✓✓D) It will help constrict the patient's blood vessels and relax the airway passages.
The term poison is best described as any substance that can do which of the following?
A) Depress the body's respirations
B) Increase cellular activity
C) Harm the body
D) Deactivate nerve transmission - Answer ✓✓C) Harm the body
TEST BANK A+ 1
, EMT-B Final PREP All Them JBL
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Which of the following is not a typical indication of congestive heart failure (CHF)?
A) Weight loss
B) Productive cough
C) Jugular venous distension
D) Increased heart rate - Answer ✓✓A) Weight loss
You are assessing a 27-year-old female who is 9 months pregnant with her first child. She has
been having contractions for the past 6 hours. As you are about to assist her to your cot, she
asks you to wait because she feels the need to use the bathroom. Which of the following is
the best course of action?
A) Advise the patient that this could be an indication that the baby is ready to be born and
you need to check to see if the baby's head is visible.
B) Advise the patient that this could be a sign of a serious complication, have her lie on her
left side, apply high-concentration oxygen, and transport immediately.
C) Allow the patient to use the bathroom because it will make transport and delivery more
comfortable.
D) Tell the patient she needs to be transported immediately and using the bathroom will have
to wait until she arrives at the hospital. - Answer ✓✓A) Advise the patient that this could be
an indication that the baby is ready to be born and you need to check to see if the baby's
head is visible.
Which of the following refers to the set of regulations that defines the legal actions expected
of and limitations placed on the EMT?
A) Professional standards
B) Protocols and standing orders
C) Scope of practice
D) Legal standards of practice - Answer ✓✓C) Scope of practice
TEST BANK A+ 2
, EMT-B Final PREP All Them JBL
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A 78-year-old male is having difficulty breathing. He has a history of dementia and COPD. His
daughter tells you his breathing gets worse when he walks up the steps. He tells you that he is
fine and doesn't want to go to the hospital. He is dyspneic and unable to identify his daughter.
You should:
A) explain the risks and allow him to refuse service.
B) administer oxygen and transport him.
C) secure all four limbs and transport him.
D) ask him to walk up the stairs. - Answer ✓✓B) administer oxygen and transport him.
Which of the following happens to blood vessels during an anaphylactic reaction?
A) Spasm
B) Dilation
C) No change
D) Constriction - Answer ✓✓B) Dilation
You are dispatched to a local bar for the report of an unresponsive female patient found in
the bathroom. As you approach the scene, you notice a large crowd outside the front door
holding beer bottles. The group has pulled the patient outside. As you approach the scene,
people from the group start yelling, "Do something! She's not breathing." What concerns you
the most about this scene?
A) The crowd stating the patient is not breathing
B) The large crowd that has been drinking and is now yelling at you
C) The fact that the patient has been moved from where she was found
D) All of the above - Answer ✓✓B) The large crowd that has been drinking and is now yelling
at you
TEST BANK A+ 3
, EMT-B Final PREP All Them JBL
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Which of the following patients would be considered to be at the greatest risk for suicide?
A) 22-year-old man who has lost his job and is getting divorced
B) 44-year-old woman who has just recovered from a serious illness
C) 30-year-old married man who has just learned that his employer is transferring him to a
different state
D) 35-year-old female who has a child with a serious illness - Answer ✓✓A) 22-year-old man
who has lost his job and is getting divorced
Why should an EMT utilize a local poison control center in managing a poisoning patient?
A) They can activate a specialty team to come and treat the patient.
B) They can assist in finding out important information about the poison.
C) It places any legal liability on the poison control center.
D) It prevents the EMT from having to do training on poisons. - Answer ✓✓B) They can assist
in finding out important information about the poison.
You respond to a boat dock for a diving injury. You find a 22-year-old female patient
unresponsive with frothy blood in the mouth and lung sounds absent on the right side. The
patient is breathing 28 times a minute. The patient's friends state they were diving when she
unexpectedly came out of the water complaining of chest pains and then collapsed. The
nearest hospital is 25 minutes away and the nearest specialty resource center with a
hyperbaric chamber is 30 minutes away. What is the best decision when determining
transport?
A) Transport the patient by air medical to the nearest facility.
B) Transport the patient by air medical to the specialty center.
C) Transport the patient by ground to the specialty center.
TEST BANK A+ 4
