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ULTIMATE EMT EXAM LATEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||
You find a 19-year-old male trauma patient lying across the front
seat of his sports car after a head-on collision. He is making
gurgling sounds as he breathes. What should you do?
A. Ventilate him.
B. Suction the airway.
C. Hyperextend the neck,
D. Apply high-concentration oxygen. - ANSWER-B. Suction the
airway.
You find a 19-year-old male trauma patient lying across the front
seat of his sports car after a head-on collision. Sometimes a
_____ can act as a full-body splint when this critical trauma
patient must be immobilized quickly.
A. wheeled stretcher
B. short KED
C. warm blanket
D. long backboard - ANSWER-D. long backboard
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You find a 19-year-old male trauma patient lying across the front
seat of his sports car after a head-on collision. On further
examination, you note that the patient has two fractured femurs, a
crushed pelvis, and a possible abdominal injury. You should:
A. not apply traction splints.
B. consider the PASG if your protocol allows.
C. set up an ALS intercept en route to the hospital.
D. do all of these. - ANSWER-D. do all of these.
When you must minimize the scene care of a multiple-trauma
patient, you can perform any of the following except:
A. suction the airway.
B. ventilate with a BVM.
C. bandage all the lacerations.
D. immobilize the cervical spin. - ANSWER-C. bandage all the
lacerations.
Even when you are trying to cut scene time for a multiple-trauma
patient, the one thing you should not cut out is:
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A. applying a traction splint if needed.
B. the secondary exam.
C. scene safety.
D. immobilization. - ANSWER-C. scene safety.
You are treating a 17-year-old male patient who fell from two
stories and is in severe pain. Internal bleeding is not visible, so
you must base the severity of blood loss on:
A. signs and symptoms exhibited.
B. what the patient tells you.
C. the size of the contusion.
D. advice from medical direction. - ANSWER-A. signs and
symptoms exhibited.
You are treating a 17-year-old male patient who fell from two
stories and is in severe pain. For this patient, the factors on which
severity of bleeding depends include all of the following except:
A. the rate of bleeding and the amount of blood loss.
B. the patient's age and weight.
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C. the ability of the patient's body to respond and defend against
blood loss.
D. the patient's history of diabetes. - ANSWER-D. the patient's
history of diabetes.
Blood that oozes and is dark red is most likely from a(n):
A. vein.
B. capillary.
C. artery.
D. lymphatic vessel. - ANSWER-B. capillary.
You are treating a 22-year-old female who slashed her wrist in an
effort to end her life. The wound is spurting bright red blood, and
she has decided to let you treat her. After trying direct pressure
and elevation to control the bleeding to control the bleeding, the
next step would be to:
A. apply a tourniquet to the leg.
B. apply an air splint to the arm.
C. apply a tourniquet to the lower arm.
ULTIMATE EMT EXAM LATEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||
You find a 19-year-old male trauma patient lying across the front
seat of his sports car after a head-on collision. He is making
gurgling sounds as he breathes. What should you do?
A. Ventilate him.
B. Suction the airway.
C. Hyperextend the neck,
D. Apply high-concentration oxygen. - ANSWER-B. Suction the
airway.
You find a 19-year-old male trauma patient lying across the front
seat of his sports car after a head-on collision. Sometimes a
_____ can act as a full-body splint when this critical trauma
patient must be immobilized quickly.
A. wheeled stretcher
B. short KED
C. warm blanket
D. long backboard - ANSWER-D. long backboard
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You find a 19-year-old male trauma patient lying across the front
seat of his sports car after a head-on collision. On further
examination, you note that the patient has two fractured femurs, a
crushed pelvis, and a possible abdominal injury. You should:
A. not apply traction splints.
B. consider the PASG if your protocol allows.
C. set up an ALS intercept en route to the hospital.
D. do all of these. - ANSWER-D. do all of these.
When you must minimize the scene care of a multiple-trauma
patient, you can perform any of the following except:
A. suction the airway.
B. ventilate with a BVM.
C. bandage all the lacerations.
D. immobilize the cervical spin. - ANSWER-C. bandage all the
lacerations.
Even when you are trying to cut scene time for a multiple-trauma
patient, the one thing you should not cut out is:
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A. applying a traction splint if needed.
B. the secondary exam.
C. scene safety.
D. immobilization. - ANSWER-C. scene safety.
You are treating a 17-year-old male patient who fell from two
stories and is in severe pain. Internal bleeding is not visible, so
you must base the severity of blood loss on:
A. signs and symptoms exhibited.
B. what the patient tells you.
C. the size of the contusion.
D. advice from medical direction. - ANSWER-A. signs and
symptoms exhibited.
You are treating a 17-year-old male patient who fell from two
stories and is in severe pain. For this patient, the factors on which
severity of bleeding depends include all of the following except:
A. the rate of bleeding and the amount of blood loss.
B. the patient's age and weight.
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C. the ability of the patient's body to respond and defend against
blood loss.
D. the patient's history of diabetes. - ANSWER-D. the patient's
history of diabetes.
Blood that oozes and is dark red is most likely from a(n):
A. vein.
B. capillary.
C. artery.
D. lymphatic vessel. - ANSWER-B. capillary.
You are treating a 22-year-old female who slashed her wrist in an
effort to end her life. The wound is spurting bright red blood, and
she has decided to let you treat her. After trying direct pressure
and elevation to control the bleeding to control the bleeding, the
next step would be to:
A. apply a tourniquet to the leg.
B. apply an air splint to the arm.
C. apply a tourniquet to the lower arm.
