AT 2300 Exam Questions and Correct Answers
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You are providing care to a pregnant woman in labor. As you inspect the area, you notice
that the baby's head is crowning but there is a small loop of rope-like tissue coming out of
the vaginal opening. Which of the following should you do immediately?
Have the woman assume a knee-chest position
Which of the following leads you to suspect that a pregnant woman is experiencing
placenta abruption?
Abdnominal pain
Which of the following is the most appropriate action when providing care to the newborn?
Wrapping the newborn in a clean warm towel or blanket after drying
You are using the START system for assessment. Which of the following should you assess
first?
Ability to get up and walk
An older adult is experiencing a condition that involves deposits of plaque in the blood
vessels. This is called--
Atherosclerosis
Which of the following is used to manage an emergency situation and provide appropriate
care?
An incident command system (ICS)
, Which of the following is the first priority when responding to a disaster?
Assessing the scene for hazards
A patient tagged with which triage color requires immediate transportation to a medical
facility?
Red
Which of the following is the most appropriate way to stimulate breathing in a newborn?
Use a finger to flick the soles of the baby's feet
You classify a patient as "delayed care" if the patient--
Is alert with appropriate responses.
Young children can drown in as little as how much water?
1 inch
Assessment of a patient reveals partial- and full-thickness burns over 90 percent of the
body, including the patient's head and neck. The patient is not breathing, even after
multiple attempts to open and clear the airway. You should classify this patient as which of
the following?
Deceased/non-salvageable/expectant
Which statement is most accurate about changes occurring in the nervous system with
aging?
Most older adults retain their ability to solve problems.
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You are providing care to a pregnant woman in labor. As you inspect the area, you notice
that the baby's head is crowning but there is a small loop of rope-like tissue coming out of
the vaginal opening. Which of the following should you do immediately?
Have the woman assume a knee-chest position
Which of the following leads you to suspect that a pregnant woman is experiencing
placenta abruption?
Abdnominal pain
Which of the following is the most appropriate action when providing care to the newborn?
Wrapping the newborn in a clean warm towel or blanket after drying
You are using the START system for assessment. Which of the following should you assess
first?
Ability to get up and walk
An older adult is experiencing a condition that involves deposits of plaque in the blood
vessels. This is called--
Atherosclerosis
Which of the following is used to manage an emergency situation and provide appropriate
care?
An incident command system (ICS)
, Which of the following is the first priority when responding to a disaster?
Assessing the scene for hazards
A patient tagged with which triage color requires immediate transportation to a medical
facility?
Red
Which of the following is the most appropriate way to stimulate breathing in a newborn?
Use a finger to flick the soles of the baby's feet
You classify a patient as "delayed care" if the patient--
Is alert with appropriate responses.
Young children can drown in as little as how much water?
1 inch
Assessment of a patient reveals partial- and full-thickness burns over 90 percent of the
body, including the patient's head and neck. The patient is not breathing, even after
multiple attempts to open and clear the airway. You should classify this patient as which of
the following?
Deceased/non-salvageable/expectant
Which statement is most accurate about changes occurring in the nervous system with
aging?
Most older adults retain their ability to solve problems.
