EMD V14 Exam Questions and Answers
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In response to Case Entry Question 3, the caller reports that her 16-year-old
brother is on fire. What should you do next? - ANSWER -c. Initiate a 7-E-1
response, provide Case Entry PDIs a and h, and return to questioning.
A second-party caller reports that his 8-year-old sister is currently having what
appears to be a GENERALIZED seizure. The patient is not awake and not
breathing. What is the best Chief Complaint Protocol? - ANSWER -c. 12:
Convulsions/Seizures
Pre-Arrival Instructions should always be given, regardless if there is a scene
safety concern. - ANSWER -b. False
During Case Entry, the caller indicates the patient is awake, but having
INEFFECTIVE BREATHING. In Protocol 6, Key Question #1, the caller indicates
the patient is not completely alert. What should the EMD do next? - ANSWER -c.
Shunt to Key Questions #4 and #5
Caller reports a patient has been bitten on their foot by a snake. The patient is
awake and breathing normally with no other symptoms. What is the appropriate
determinant code? - ANSWER -b. 2-D-4
If an AED is a long way from the scene, the EMD should begin CPR instructions
(BC-4) and return to Protocol Z when the AED arrives. - ANSWER -a. True
Which Pre-Arrival Protocol would you use for an unconscious, adult choking
victim? - ANSWER -b. Protocol C
While providing CPR instructions via Protocol C to an adult cardiac arrest victim,
the caller reports the patient vomits just after the instructions from panel 8 were
, successfully given. What should the EMD do next? - ANSWER -b. Read the
instructions from panel 15, then return to sequence
Post-Dispatch Instructions will be read as scripted but may be enhanced with a
situational or conditional statement as long as the meaning or intent of the
instruction is kept intact. - ANSWER -a. True
A question with the pre-question qualifier of female 12- 50 should be asked -
ANSWER -only when the caller reports that the patient is a female between the
ages of 12 and 50
Key questions must be asked in in order as written - ANSWER -True
When the callers description indicates that the patient is having heart attack like
symptoms, choose which protocol - ANSWER -10 chest pain/ chest discomfort
During Case Entry, the caller indicates a
38-year-old male patient is experiencing abdominal pain for the past 2 hours. The
patient is awake and breathing and seated next to the caller. Which Key Questions
would you ask next? - ANSWER -Key questions 1&4
In Protocol 5, in ANSWER to Key Question
2, the caller indicates an hour ago he was playing football with his friends and
tweaked his back when tackling someone. What should the EMD do next? -
ANSWER -Shunt to protocol 30
Code for a patient that has been experiencing nausea for the past 3 days?
The patient is completely alert, breathing normally and has no other symptoms. -
ANSWER -26-A-6
A chest pain patient with pale skin is considered to be CHANGING COLOR. -
ANSWER -False
During Case Entry, the caller reports their loved one is experiencing heart
palpitations. The caller reports they were simply watching TV when this started.
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In response to Case Entry Question 3, the caller reports that her 16-year-old
brother is on fire. What should you do next? - ANSWER -c. Initiate a 7-E-1
response, provide Case Entry PDIs a and h, and return to questioning.
A second-party caller reports that his 8-year-old sister is currently having what
appears to be a GENERALIZED seizure. The patient is not awake and not
breathing. What is the best Chief Complaint Protocol? - ANSWER -c. 12:
Convulsions/Seizures
Pre-Arrival Instructions should always be given, regardless if there is a scene
safety concern. - ANSWER -b. False
During Case Entry, the caller indicates the patient is awake, but having
INEFFECTIVE BREATHING. In Protocol 6, Key Question #1, the caller indicates
the patient is not completely alert. What should the EMD do next? - ANSWER -c.
Shunt to Key Questions #4 and #5
Caller reports a patient has been bitten on their foot by a snake. The patient is
awake and breathing normally with no other symptoms. What is the appropriate
determinant code? - ANSWER -b. 2-D-4
If an AED is a long way from the scene, the EMD should begin CPR instructions
(BC-4) and return to Protocol Z when the AED arrives. - ANSWER -a. True
Which Pre-Arrival Protocol would you use for an unconscious, adult choking
victim? - ANSWER -b. Protocol C
While providing CPR instructions via Protocol C to an adult cardiac arrest victim,
the caller reports the patient vomits just after the instructions from panel 8 were
, successfully given. What should the EMD do next? - ANSWER -b. Read the
instructions from panel 15, then return to sequence
Post-Dispatch Instructions will be read as scripted but may be enhanced with a
situational or conditional statement as long as the meaning or intent of the
instruction is kept intact. - ANSWER -a. True
A question with the pre-question qualifier of female 12- 50 should be asked -
ANSWER -only when the caller reports that the patient is a female between the
ages of 12 and 50
Key questions must be asked in in order as written - ANSWER -True
When the callers description indicates that the patient is having heart attack like
symptoms, choose which protocol - ANSWER -10 chest pain/ chest discomfort
During Case Entry, the caller indicates a
38-year-old male patient is experiencing abdominal pain for the past 2 hours. The
patient is awake and breathing and seated next to the caller. Which Key Questions
would you ask next? - ANSWER -Key questions 1&4
In Protocol 5, in ANSWER to Key Question
2, the caller indicates an hour ago he was playing football with his friends and
tweaked his back when tackling someone. What should the EMD do next? -
ANSWER -Shunt to protocol 30
Code for a patient that has been experiencing nausea for the past 3 days?
The patient is completely alert, breathing normally and has no other symptoms. -
ANSWER -26-A-6
A chest pain patient with pale skin is considered to be CHANGING COLOR. -
ANSWER -False
During Case Entry, the caller reports their loved one is experiencing heart
palpitations. The caller reports they were simply watching TV when this started.
