EMC 100- DIVISION 1 NEWEST ACTUAL 2025/2026 TEST
PRACTICE WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
.VERIFED/GRADED A+
Which rescuer, relative to the patient, is typically responsible
for coordinating patient movement?
A.) The rescuer at the patient's head
B.) The rescuer at the patient's left
C.) The rescuer at the patient's feet
D.) The rescuer at the patient's right - ----Answers---A.) The
rescuer at the patient's head
Unconscious patients who are breathing adequately should be
placed in the _____________ position.
A.) prone
B.) supine
C.) recovery
D.) unconscious - ----Answers---C.) recovery
It is best to use the muscles in your back rather than the
muscles in your legs when lifting a patient.
A.) True
B.) False - ----Answers---B.) False
,Which of the following situations does not require an
emergency movement of a patient?
A.) Bad weather conditions are present
B.) Hazadous materials are present
C.) The accident scene cannot be protected
D.) There is danger of fire, explosion or structural collapse - --
--Answers---A.) Bad weather conditions are present
Which lift should be used for patients without spinal trauma
who are lying supine on the ground?
A.) Log Roll
B.) Fireman's Carry
C.) Shoulder Lift
D.) Direct Ground Lift - ----Answers---D.) Direct Ground Lift
A patient who has fallen from a tree should be moved using a:
A.) Stair Chair
B.) Wheeled Ambulance Stretcher, or Gurney
C.) Long Backboard
D.) Portable Stretcher - ----Answers---C.) Long Backboard
, Short backboard devices are intended for use with which type
of patient?
A.) Patients in a supine position
B.) Patients in a prione position
C.) Patients in a sitting position
D.) Patients in a standing position - ----Answers---C.)
Patients in a sitting position
Once a cervical collar is placed on a trauma patient, it is no
longer necessary to maintain manual stabilization of the
patient's head.
A.) True
B.) False - ----Answers---B.) False
How many providers should be available to properly log roll a
patient?
A.) 1
B.) 3
C.) 2
D.) 4 - ----Answers---D.) 4
Which of the following is NOT an example of good body
mechanics when moving patients?
PRACTICE WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
.VERIFED/GRADED A+
Which rescuer, relative to the patient, is typically responsible
for coordinating patient movement?
A.) The rescuer at the patient's head
B.) The rescuer at the patient's left
C.) The rescuer at the patient's feet
D.) The rescuer at the patient's right - ----Answers---A.) The
rescuer at the patient's head
Unconscious patients who are breathing adequately should be
placed in the _____________ position.
A.) prone
B.) supine
C.) recovery
D.) unconscious - ----Answers---C.) recovery
It is best to use the muscles in your back rather than the
muscles in your legs when lifting a patient.
A.) True
B.) False - ----Answers---B.) False
,Which of the following situations does not require an
emergency movement of a patient?
A.) Bad weather conditions are present
B.) Hazadous materials are present
C.) The accident scene cannot be protected
D.) There is danger of fire, explosion or structural collapse - --
--Answers---A.) Bad weather conditions are present
Which lift should be used for patients without spinal trauma
who are lying supine on the ground?
A.) Log Roll
B.) Fireman's Carry
C.) Shoulder Lift
D.) Direct Ground Lift - ----Answers---D.) Direct Ground Lift
A patient who has fallen from a tree should be moved using a:
A.) Stair Chair
B.) Wheeled Ambulance Stretcher, or Gurney
C.) Long Backboard
D.) Portable Stretcher - ----Answers---C.) Long Backboard
, Short backboard devices are intended for use with which type
of patient?
A.) Patients in a supine position
B.) Patients in a prione position
C.) Patients in a sitting position
D.) Patients in a standing position - ----Answers---C.)
Patients in a sitting position
Once a cervical collar is placed on a trauma patient, it is no
longer necessary to maintain manual stabilization of the
patient's head.
A.) True
B.) False - ----Answers---B.) False
How many providers should be available to properly log roll a
patient?
A.) 1
B.) 3
C.) 2
D.) 4 - ----Answers---D.) 4
Which of the following is NOT an example of good body
mechanics when moving patients?