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EMT PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS NEW UPDATE SOLUTION 2024/2025 (COMPLETE AND
VERIFIED STUDY MATERIAL)




What is the rate of CPR in breaths and compressions: - (ANSWER)6 breaths and 110 compressions in a
minute



What is considered tachycardic for an adult? - (ANSWER)heart rate more than 100



What is considered bradycardic for an adult? - (ANSWER)Heart rate less than 60



When is nitroglycerin not advised to be administered? - (ANSWER)if the systolic blood pressure is less
than 100



Where does blood flow after it leaves the left ventricle? - (ANSWER)it flows to the aortic arch



What medication is Erectile Dysfunction medications a contraindication? - (ANSWER)nitroglycerin



What is the parasympathetic system responsible for? - (ANSWER)slowing the heart rate and intestinal
activity



What is the function of the carotid artery? - (ANSWER)it carries blood from the heart to the head



Are open ended or close ended questions better to ask? - (ANSWER)open ended questions; it avoids the
yes/no answer



what delivers blood to the right atrium? - (ANSWER)the superior and inferior vena cava



What does diastolic blood pressure refer to? - (ANSWER)it refers to the pressure of the vessels during
the relaxation phase; bottom of the blood pressure



What is TIA - (ANSWER)transient ischemic attack; this is where vessels in the brain are blocked for a few
minutes

,EMT PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS NEW UPDATE SOLUTION 2024/2025 (COMPLETE AND
VERIFIED STUDY MATERIAL)




When do you change roles during CPR? - (ANSWER)every two minutes



What is another name for a heart attack? - (ANSWER)acute myocardial infarction



What does nitroglycerin do? - (ANSWER)nitroglycerin dilates the vessels to reduce the hearts preload



When cells are deprived of oxygen and die they are called? - (ANSWER)infarcted cells



What type of heart attack is extremely common in elderly? - (ANSWER)silent heart attack



What is arteriosclerosis? - (ANSWER)thickening of arterial walls



What is pericardial tamponade? - (ANSWER)the heart is impeded by fluid in the pericardium



What happens when someone has a pericardial tamponade? - (ANSWER)low blood pressure; muffled
heart sound; weak pulse due to the hearts struggles to pump



If a patient is unresponsive with a pulse you: - (ANSWER)2 quick rescue breaths then breaths 10-12
every minute



what does a sphygmonometer measure? - (ANSWER)it measures blood pressure



what is a normal systolic blood pressure for a child? - (ANSWER)80-110



what are three things to check if suspicious of a stroke? - (ANSWER)speech, facial droop, arm drift

, EMT PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS NEW UPDATE SOLUTION 2024/2025 (COMPLETE AND
VERIFIED STUDY MATERIAL)




what are the actions of nitroglycerin - (ANSWER)smooth muscle relaxation, reduces cardiac workload,
dilates coronary arteries, and dilates systemic arteries



what happens if a patient has preeclampsia? - (ANSWER)hypertensive; extremely high blood pressure
and swelling in extremeties; susceptible to seizures



what is an ischemic stroke? - (ANSWER)blood flow being cut off from part of the brain



what is the normal heart rate for a child - (ANSWER)70-110 beats per minute



what ratio should 2 person cpr on a child be done at? - (ANSWER)15:2



what is the correct treatment for someone undergoing aphyxial cardiac arrest? - (ANSWER)5 cycles of
CPR prior to retrieving the AED or emergency response system



what is the most common reason for cardiac arrest in children? - (ANSWER)respiratory arrest



what does the term lumen refer to in EMS? - (ANSWER)the diameter of a tube



rescue breathing guidelines: - (ANSWER)adult: 1 breath every 5-6 seconds; child: 1 breath every 3-5
seconds



what does placing a folded towel underneath a childs shoulders do? - (ANSWER)it aids in aligning the
childs airway



what does DKA cause? - (ANSWER)it causes frequent urination in an attempt to rid the body of excess
acid buildup



what does alpha 1 receptors do? - (ANSWER)vasoconstricts/shunts blood

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