HIS YMCA BLS Exam PDF - (Latest 2026 /
2027 Update) | Questions & Verified
Answers | Grade A | 100 out of 100
1. TIMI score - ANSWER a prognostic tool for patients with
unstabe angina or NSTEMI
2. Chemoprophylaxis - influenza-specific antiviral agents
1) Anantadine
2) Rimantadine
3) Zanamivir
4) Oseltamivir
5) Peramivir
3. Prophylaxis & treatment of influenza type A in person >= 1
y.o. - ANSWER Anantadine & Rimantadine
4. Treatment (only) of influenza A or B in persons >= 7 y.o.,
who have been symptomatic for =< 2 days - ANSWER
Zanamivir
,5. Treatment (only) of influenza A or B in persons >= 1 y.o.,
who have been symptomatic for =< 2 days - ANSWER
Oseltamivir
6. Effective treatment modality for Influenza A & Influenza B
in uncomplicated influenza in patient >= 18y.o., who have
been symptomatic for =< 2 days - ANSWER Peramivir
7. Organism for Dog bites - ANSWER Pasteurella,
Capnocytophaga canimorsus, streptococcal, &
staphylococcal
8. Treatment of dog bite - ANSWER Amoxicillin-clavulanic
acid (for 5-7 day course)
2nd-Cefuroxime (for pt with an allergy)
9. Beck triad for cardiac tamponade - ANSWER hypotension,
jugular venous distension, & muffled heart sounds
, 10. Inspiratory stridor, fever, retractions, & decreased
oxygenation levels in child - ANSWER Viral croup aka
Viral laryngotracheal bronchitis
11. Sulcus sign - ANSWER a palpable dip just below the
acromion
12. Dislocated shoulder - ANSWER has a palpable dip
just below the acromion (sulcus sign) and usually holds the
shoulder in a abducted and slightly externally rotated
position
It is imperative to obtain a two view x-ray of the shoulder
including an AP view and an axillary or Y-view to
determine the position of the humeral head in relationship
to the glenoid fossa.
Treatment includes reduction (in which there are many
methods), applying a shoulder sling, and orthopedic follow-
up.
Complications of a shoulder dislocation include a Bankart
lesion (a tear of the labrum), a Hill-Sachs deformity (a
2027 Update) | Questions & Verified
Answers | Grade A | 100 out of 100
1. TIMI score - ANSWER a prognostic tool for patients with
unstabe angina or NSTEMI
2. Chemoprophylaxis - influenza-specific antiviral agents
1) Anantadine
2) Rimantadine
3) Zanamivir
4) Oseltamivir
5) Peramivir
3. Prophylaxis & treatment of influenza type A in person >= 1
y.o. - ANSWER Anantadine & Rimantadine
4. Treatment (only) of influenza A or B in persons >= 7 y.o.,
who have been symptomatic for =< 2 days - ANSWER
Zanamivir
,5. Treatment (only) of influenza A or B in persons >= 1 y.o.,
who have been symptomatic for =< 2 days - ANSWER
Oseltamivir
6. Effective treatment modality for Influenza A & Influenza B
in uncomplicated influenza in patient >= 18y.o., who have
been symptomatic for =< 2 days - ANSWER Peramivir
7. Organism for Dog bites - ANSWER Pasteurella,
Capnocytophaga canimorsus, streptococcal, &
staphylococcal
8. Treatment of dog bite - ANSWER Amoxicillin-clavulanic
acid (for 5-7 day course)
2nd-Cefuroxime (for pt with an allergy)
9. Beck triad for cardiac tamponade - ANSWER hypotension,
jugular venous distension, & muffled heart sounds
, 10. Inspiratory stridor, fever, retractions, & decreased
oxygenation levels in child - ANSWER Viral croup aka
Viral laryngotracheal bronchitis
11. Sulcus sign - ANSWER a palpable dip just below the
acromion
12. Dislocated shoulder - ANSWER has a palpable dip
just below the acromion (sulcus sign) and usually holds the
shoulder in a abducted and slightly externally rotated
position
It is imperative to obtain a two view x-ray of the shoulder
including an AP view and an axillary or Y-view to
determine the position of the humeral head in relationship
to the glenoid fossa.
Treatment includes reduction (in which there are many
methods), applying a shoulder sling, and orthopedic follow-
up.
Complications of a shoulder dislocation include a Bankart
lesion (a tear of the labrum), a Hill-Sachs deformity (a
