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This document provides the complete set of verified questions and answers for the 2025/2026 FREC 4 (First Response Emergency Care) Exam. It includes detailed explanations of key topics such as airway management, respiratory monitoring (including capnography and EtCO₂), cardiovascular and respiratory systems, patient assessment, consent and safeguarding, health and safety regulations, and manual handling principles. Ideal for learners preparing for Level 4 FREC qualifications, ambulance responders, and paramedic trainees who need accurate, up-to-date revision material covering both theory and applied knowledge.

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FREC 4 Exam Actual 2025/2026
Questions And 100% Correct
Answers




What Are The Terms In Relation To Expired Co2 Monitoring - Correct-Answer-
Capnography: Measurement Of Co2 In Expired Breath.

Capnometry: Numerical Measurement Of Exhaled Co2 At The End Of Respiration
Known As End- Tidal Co2

Capnogram: Waveform Illustrating The Measurement Of Co2 Across Time And
With A Height Corresponding To The Quantity Of Gas Exhaled.




What Are The Benefits For Capnography - Correct-Answer-Preventing Hyper And
Hypo Inflation In Head Injured Patients.

Early Warning Of Respiratory Distress/Failure In Sedated

Patients. Confirming Correct Placement Of ET Tube Or

Supraglottic Airway. Indicating ROSC In Cardiac Arrest.




What Are The Normal EtCO2 Measurements. - Correct-Answer-35-45 Mmhg
(4.7-6.0kpa) Lower In CPR.

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What Are The Indications And Contraindications For Entonox - Correct-Answer-
Indications:

Moderate To Severe Pain.

Labour Pains.



Contraindications:

Severe Head Injuries With A Decreased Level Of Uncx.

Diving Within Last 24hrs.

Violently Disturbed Patients.

Intraocular Injection Of Gas Within Last 4 Weeks.

Abdominal Pain Where Intestinal Obstruction Is

Suspected.



Cautions:

Any Patient At Risk Of Pneumothorax, Penetrating Chest Trauma.




Name 4 Ways Of Measuring A Respiratory Rate - Correct-Answer-Watching Chest
Rise And Fall.

Counting The Rate Using A Stethoscope.

Using An Oxygen Mask With A Rate

Indicator. Monitoring The End Tidal Co2

Trace.

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