EMR FINAL EXAM 2025/2026 WITH 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
1. What term describes abnormal electrical discharges in the brain which
cause involuntary movement, behavior, and alterations?
Epilepsy
Clonic
Tonic
Seizures
2. Describe the pathway of air from the trachea to the alveoli and explain its
significance in the respiratory process.
Air passes through the bronchioles and then returns to the trachea
before reaching the alveoli.
Air travels from the trachea through the bronchiole tubes and
bronchioles to reach the alveoli, where gas exchange occurs.
Air moves from the nasal cavity to the trachea and directly into the
alveoli without passing through bronchioles.
Air is filtered in the trachea and then directly enters the bloodstream
without reaching the alveoli.
3. What is the primary purpose of using proper body mechanics in lifting and
moving?
To increase speed
To improve flexibility
,To enhance strength
, To prevent injury
4. Which type of external bleeding is often difficult to control due to
substantial force of the blood and is a true medical emergency?
Intramuscular
Arterial
Capillary
Venous
5. Describe why the age classification of 'over eight years' is significant in
emergency medical response.
It helps determine the appropriate care protocols and treatment
considerations for different age groups.
It indicates the legal age for consent in medical emergencies.
It establishes the age limit for pediatric emergency care.
It defines the age at which individuals can become emergency
responders.
6. The five vital signs most recognized in health care settings include:
respirations, exertion rating, pulse oxygenation, blood pressure, and
pain
monitoring blood pressure, pulse oxygenation, heart rate, pain and
body temperature
monitoring blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature,
respirations, and pain
heart rate, blood pressure, pulse oxygenation, respirations, and pain
, 7. This positive form of stress will help the EMT to work under pressure and
respond effectively:
Burnout
PTSD
Eustress
Distress
8. During a mass casualty, which patient would be triaged as green using
START Triage?
Conscious with head injuries
Shock
Fractured wrist
Expired from cardiac arrest
9. In a scenario where a patient is experiencing respiratory distress, what
immediate action should an emergency medical responder take to ensure
proper oxygen delivery?
Administer supplemental oxygen.
Provide fluids intravenously.
Monitor vital signs without intervention.
Perform chest compressions.
10. The four abdominal quadrants are created by
horizontal plane and supracristal plane
midsaggital plane and supracristal plane
ACCURATE ANSWERS
1. What term describes abnormal electrical discharges in the brain which
cause involuntary movement, behavior, and alterations?
Epilepsy
Clonic
Tonic
Seizures
2. Describe the pathway of air from the trachea to the alveoli and explain its
significance in the respiratory process.
Air passes through the bronchioles and then returns to the trachea
before reaching the alveoli.
Air travels from the trachea through the bronchiole tubes and
bronchioles to reach the alveoli, where gas exchange occurs.
Air moves from the nasal cavity to the trachea and directly into the
alveoli without passing through bronchioles.
Air is filtered in the trachea and then directly enters the bloodstream
without reaching the alveoli.
3. What is the primary purpose of using proper body mechanics in lifting and
moving?
To increase speed
To improve flexibility
,To enhance strength
, To prevent injury
4. Which type of external bleeding is often difficult to control due to
substantial force of the blood and is a true medical emergency?
Intramuscular
Arterial
Capillary
Venous
5. Describe why the age classification of 'over eight years' is significant in
emergency medical response.
It helps determine the appropriate care protocols and treatment
considerations for different age groups.
It indicates the legal age for consent in medical emergencies.
It establishes the age limit for pediatric emergency care.
It defines the age at which individuals can become emergency
responders.
6. The five vital signs most recognized in health care settings include:
respirations, exertion rating, pulse oxygenation, blood pressure, and
pain
monitoring blood pressure, pulse oxygenation, heart rate, pain and
body temperature
monitoring blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature,
respirations, and pain
heart rate, blood pressure, pulse oxygenation, respirations, and pain
, 7. This positive form of stress will help the EMT to work under pressure and
respond effectively:
Burnout
PTSD
Eustress
Distress
8. During a mass casualty, which patient would be triaged as green using
START Triage?
Conscious with head injuries
Shock
Fractured wrist
Expired from cardiac arrest
9. In a scenario where a patient is experiencing respiratory distress, what
immediate action should an emergency medical responder take to ensure
proper oxygen delivery?
Administer supplemental oxygen.
Provide fluids intravenously.
Monitor vital signs without intervention.
Perform chest compressions.
10. The four abdominal quadrants are created by
horizontal plane and supracristal plane
midsaggital plane and supracristal plane
