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EMT FISDAP READINESS EXAM 1 NEWEST 2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED||
A CPR patient has a complete tracheostomy. You should:
Administer oxygen via pediatric non-rebreather mask over the
tracheostomy
Perform CPR as normal
Ventilate the patient through the tracheostomy via BVM
Ventilate the patient through the mouth and nose while covering
the tracheostomy - ANSWER-Ventilate the patient through the
tracheostomy via BVM
You have delivered two shocks with the defibrillator. Your patient
now has a pulse and a blood pressure of 80/40. He remains
apneic. What should you do?
Continue chest compressions and re-analyze
Perform a rapid assessment during transport
Continue ventilations with oxygen and transport
Remove and shut off the defibrillator and transport - ANSWER-
Continue ventilations with oxygen and transport
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Your patient is on a home ventilator. While performing your patient
assessment, you should
Assess the patient as you normally would
Disconnect the ventilator to determine respiratory rate
Ask the caregiver if a DNR has been filled out
Connect the patient to your oxygen - ANSWER-Assess the patient
as you normally would
You are transporting a 44 year old male complaining of chest pain
when he becomes pulseless and apneic. You should:
Insert an oral airway and give two breaths
Analyze the rhythm with the AED
Ask your partner to pull over
Request an ALS unit response - ANSWER-Ask your partner to
pull over
You are called to a shopping mall for a "man down." when you
arrive, the patient is unresponsive. You may begin treating him
based on the principle of
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Implied consent
Beneficence
Expressed consent
The good samaritan - ANSWER-Implied consent
A 17 year old female is anxious after breaking up with her
boyfriend. She says she is dizzy and has numbness and tingling
around her mouth. She has tachypneia and tachycardia. You
should:
Have her breathe into a brown paper bag
Monitor her oxygen SAT and transport
Administer oxygen via non-rebreather mask
Tell her to stop breathing so fast - ANSWER-Monitor her oxygen
SAT and transport
An assault victim complains of abdominal pain. On palpation, you
note that the abdomen is rigid and tender. His vital signs are BP
110/70, P 118, and R 26. You should suspect
Compensated shock
A pneumothorax
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Decompensated shock
A ruptured diaphragm - ANSWER-Ruptured diaphragm
You are dispatched to the scene of a domestic dispute. You have
been called to the same residence three prior times without
incident. You should:
Announce your presence before entering the scene
Request assistance from social services
Determine if there are any life-threatening injuries
Request law enforcement for assistance - ANSWER-Request law
enforcement for assistance
You are providing artificial ventilations with a BVM. your partner
says, "clear." You should
Let go of the mask and not touch the patient
Hold onto the mask with a gloved hand
Squeeze the bag at the time of defibrillation
Release the bag but maintain a good mask seal - ANSWER-Let
go of the mask and not touch the patient
EMT FISDAP READINESS EXAM 1 NEWEST 2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED||
A CPR patient has a complete tracheostomy. You should:
Administer oxygen via pediatric non-rebreather mask over the
tracheostomy
Perform CPR as normal
Ventilate the patient through the tracheostomy via BVM
Ventilate the patient through the mouth and nose while covering
the tracheostomy - ANSWER-Ventilate the patient through the
tracheostomy via BVM
You have delivered two shocks with the defibrillator. Your patient
now has a pulse and a blood pressure of 80/40. He remains
apneic. What should you do?
Continue chest compressions and re-analyze
Perform a rapid assessment during transport
Continue ventilations with oxygen and transport
Remove and shut off the defibrillator and transport - ANSWER-
Continue ventilations with oxygen and transport
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Your patient is on a home ventilator. While performing your patient
assessment, you should
Assess the patient as you normally would
Disconnect the ventilator to determine respiratory rate
Ask the caregiver if a DNR has been filled out
Connect the patient to your oxygen - ANSWER-Assess the patient
as you normally would
You are transporting a 44 year old male complaining of chest pain
when he becomes pulseless and apneic. You should:
Insert an oral airway and give two breaths
Analyze the rhythm with the AED
Ask your partner to pull over
Request an ALS unit response - ANSWER-Ask your partner to
pull over
You are called to a shopping mall for a "man down." when you
arrive, the patient is unresponsive. You may begin treating him
based on the principle of
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Implied consent
Beneficence
Expressed consent
The good samaritan - ANSWER-Implied consent
A 17 year old female is anxious after breaking up with her
boyfriend. She says she is dizzy and has numbness and tingling
around her mouth. She has tachypneia and tachycardia. You
should:
Have her breathe into a brown paper bag
Monitor her oxygen SAT and transport
Administer oxygen via non-rebreather mask
Tell her to stop breathing so fast - ANSWER-Monitor her oxygen
SAT and transport
An assault victim complains of abdominal pain. On palpation, you
note that the abdomen is rigid and tender. His vital signs are BP
110/70, P 118, and R 26. You should suspect
Compensated shock
A pneumothorax
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Decompensated shock
A ruptured diaphragm - ANSWER-Ruptured diaphragm
You are dispatched to the scene of a domestic dispute. You have
been called to the same residence three prior times without
incident. You should:
Announce your presence before entering the scene
Request assistance from social services
Determine if there are any life-threatening injuries
Request law enforcement for assistance - ANSWER-Request law
enforcement for assistance
You are providing artificial ventilations with a BVM. your partner
says, "clear." You should
Let go of the mask and not touch the patient
Hold onto the mask with a gloved hand
Squeeze the bag at the time of defibrillation
Release the bag but maintain a good mask seal - ANSWER-Let
go of the mask and not touch the patient
