SNHD Protocols Exam QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS| ACCURATE REAL EXAM
WITH FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS|ALREADY A GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS|LATEST
UPDATE 2025
what percentage of oxygen should a patient receive? - (answer)greater than 94%
when do you provide telemetry? - (answer)for all trauma and code 3 returns; the need for a physician
orders; per protocol
when can a crew deviate from a designated destination in accordance with the protocol? -
(answer)patients who are more than 50 miles outside of protocol destinations
which hospital is an adult sexual assault victim to be transported to? - (answer)UMC
In what position should a patient who has a suspected traumatic brain injury be transported? -
(answer)head of the bed elevated to 30 degrees
what should be utilized for an abdominal evisceration? - (answer)wet trauma dressing
what additional assessment should be considered when assessing a person with abdominal/flank pain? -
(answer)retroperitoneal palpation for kidney pain
what should be a consideration for female patients of childbearing age? - (answer)pregnant until proven
otherwise
you have a patient who is experiencing some respiratory involvement like wheezing, yet the patient still
maintains good tidal volume air exchange. What is the severity of this reaction? - (answer)moderate
What is urticaria? - (answer)a skin rash with or without hives
, SNHD Protocols Exam QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS| ACCURATE REAL EXAM
WITH FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS|ALREADY A GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS|LATEST
UPDATE 2025
What is angioedema? - (answer)swelling of the face that occurs due to an allergic reaction, commonly to
medications
what is the first line medication with a patient who is experiencing airway and breathing difficulties in
the presence of anaphylaxis? - (answer)epinephrine 1:1,000 0.5 mg via IM (max 1.5 mg)
- you may also administer the patients own auto injector
what other assessment should be performed on a patient who is experiencing an altered mental
status/syncope? - (answer)neurologic exam paying attention to the head for signs of injury
when is it appropriate to administer oral glucose? - (answer)if the patient can maintain their airway
an adult who is experiencing a behavioral emergency without excited delirium and is not a threat to
him/herself or others requires what type of restraints? - (answer)this person does not require restraints
what patient demographic is the most likely to experience an excited delirium? - (answer)male subjects
with a history of serious mental illness and/or acute or chronic drug abuse, particularly stimulants
what can cause excited delirium to be life threatening ? - (answer)if there is prolonged physical
restraining or TASERs are utilized
describe each component of the S A F E R model - (answer)- S stabilize the situation by containing and
lowering the stimuli
- A assess and acknowledge the crisis
- F facilitate the identification and activation of resources (chaplain, family, friends, or police)
- E encourage patient to use resources and take actions in his/her best interest
WITH FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS|ALREADY A GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS|LATEST
UPDATE 2025
what percentage of oxygen should a patient receive? - (answer)greater than 94%
when do you provide telemetry? - (answer)for all trauma and code 3 returns; the need for a physician
orders; per protocol
when can a crew deviate from a designated destination in accordance with the protocol? -
(answer)patients who are more than 50 miles outside of protocol destinations
which hospital is an adult sexual assault victim to be transported to? - (answer)UMC
In what position should a patient who has a suspected traumatic brain injury be transported? -
(answer)head of the bed elevated to 30 degrees
what should be utilized for an abdominal evisceration? - (answer)wet trauma dressing
what additional assessment should be considered when assessing a person with abdominal/flank pain? -
(answer)retroperitoneal palpation for kidney pain
what should be a consideration for female patients of childbearing age? - (answer)pregnant until proven
otherwise
you have a patient who is experiencing some respiratory involvement like wheezing, yet the patient still
maintains good tidal volume air exchange. What is the severity of this reaction? - (answer)moderate
What is urticaria? - (answer)a skin rash with or without hives
, SNHD Protocols Exam QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS| ACCURATE REAL EXAM
WITH FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS|ALREADY A GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS|LATEST
UPDATE 2025
What is angioedema? - (answer)swelling of the face that occurs due to an allergic reaction, commonly to
medications
what is the first line medication with a patient who is experiencing airway and breathing difficulties in
the presence of anaphylaxis? - (answer)epinephrine 1:1,000 0.5 mg via IM (max 1.5 mg)
- you may also administer the patients own auto injector
what other assessment should be performed on a patient who is experiencing an altered mental
status/syncope? - (answer)neurologic exam paying attention to the head for signs of injury
when is it appropriate to administer oral glucose? - (answer)if the patient can maintain their airway
an adult who is experiencing a behavioral emergency without excited delirium and is not a threat to
him/herself or others requires what type of restraints? - (answer)this person does not require restraints
what patient demographic is the most likely to experience an excited delirium? - (answer)male subjects
with a history of serious mental illness and/or acute or chronic drug abuse, particularly stimulants
what can cause excited delirium to be life threatening ? - (answer)if there is prolonged physical
restraining or TASERs are utilized
describe each component of the S A F E R model - (answer)- S stabilize the situation by containing and
lowering the stimuli
- A assess and acknowledge the crisis
- F facilitate the identification and activation of resources (chaplain, family, friends, or police)
- E encourage patient to use resources and take actions in his/her best interest
