EMS 1021 Actual Exam Version 1 Newest 2026-2027
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You have been dispatched for an 89 year old female patient who fell in
her kitchen and was found by family members several hours later.
Should something go awry on scene, which of these serves to give you
the most safety and security?
A) Notifying dispatch that you are at the residence
B) Backing the ambulance into the driveway for rapid egress
C) Ensuring that lights are in throughout the residence
D) Carrying a portable radio with you into the house - CORRECT
ANSWER-D) Carrying a portable radio with you into the house
An intoxicated patient is complaining of a severe headache and a large
bruise to the left side of his face after accidentally being struck with a
baseball bat during a family picnic softball game. In this situation, being
struck with the baseball bat is called the:
A) Differential diagnosis
B) Mechanism of injury
C) Chief complaint
D) Nature of illness - CORRECT ANSWER-B) Mechanism of injury
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,If a scene becomes unsafe after you have entered, you should first:
A) Call for assistance on radio
B) Remove yourself from the scene
C) Notify the EMS supervisor
D) Attempt to neutralize the threat - CORRECT ANSWER-B) Remove
yourself from the scene
When assessing a sick of injured patient, which of these indicates the
appropriate order in which this assessment should occur?
A) Scene size up, history, secondary assessment, primary assessment
B) Primary assessment, reassessment, secondary assessment
C) Scene size up, primary assessment, secondary assessment
D) Scene size up, secondary assessment, primary assessment - CORRECT
ANSWER-C) Scene size up, primary assessment, secondary assessment
You arrive at the scene of a fall, where a 42 year old woman fell
backward off a stepladder while cleaning her kitchen windows. She is
seated on the floor and complains of pain to her ankle. She tells you, "If
I had just gone to work today instead of using vacation time, this
would've never happened!" Based on information thus far, what can
you conclude?
A) The patient is alert with an open airway
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, B) She does not have any other injuries
C) Her pulse rate is within normal limits
D) She does not require rapid transport - CORRECT ANSWER-A) The
patient is alert with an open airway
You have been dispatched to an apartment for an elderly male
complaining of shortness of breath. When do you start the process of
forming a general impression about this patient?
A) After completing the primary assessment
B) As soon as you obtain his chief complaint
C) As you and your partner approach him
D) Following the completion of vital signs - CORRECT ANSWER-C) As you
and your partner approach him
The EMT shows she understands the importance and reason for forming
a general impression when she states:
A) "Forming a general impression allows me to fully assess the
emergency situation."
B) "The general impression permits a rapid diagnosis of the patient's
problem."
C) "Forming a general impression provides me with a rough idea of the
patient's overall status."
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With Complete Questions And Correct Detailed
Answers| Brand New Version!
You have been dispatched for an 89 year old female patient who fell in
her kitchen and was found by family members several hours later.
Should something go awry on scene, which of these serves to give you
the most safety and security?
A) Notifying dispatch that you are at the residence
B) Backing the ambulance into the driveway for rapid egress
C) Ensuring that lights are in throughout the residence
D) Carrying a portable radio with you into the house - CORRECT
ANSWER-D) Carrying a portable radio with you into the house
An intoxicated patient is complaining of a severe headache and a large
bruise to the left side of his face after accidentally being struck with a
baseball bat during a family picnic softball game. In this situation, being
struck with the baseball bat is called the:
A) Differential diagnosis
B) Mechanism of injury
C) Chief complaint
D) Nature of illness - CORRECT ANSWER-B) Mechanism of injury
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,If a scene becomes unsafe after you have entered, you should first:
A) Call for assistance on radio
B) Remove yourself from the scene
C) Notify the EMS supervisor
D) Attempt to neutralize the threat - CORRECT ANSWER-B) Remove
yourself from the scene
When assessing a sick of injured patient, which of these indicates the
appropriate order in which this assessment should occur?
A) Scene size up, history, secondary assessment, primary assessment
B) Primary assessment, reassessment, secondary assessment
C) Scene size up, primary assessment, secondary assessment
D) Scene size up, secondary assessment, primary assessment - CORRECT
ANSWER-C) Scene size up, primary assessment, secondary assessment
You arrive at the scene of a fall, where a 42 year old woman fell
backward off a stepladder while cleaning her kitchen windows. She is
seated on the floor and complains of pain to her ankle. She tells you, "If
I had just gone to work today instead of using vacation time, this
would've never happened!" Based on information thus far, what can
you conclude?
A) The patient is alert with an open airway
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, B) She does not have any other injuries
C) Her pulse rate is within normal limits
D) She does not require rapid transport - CORRECT ANSWER-A) The
patient is alert with an open airway
You have been dispatched to an apartment for an elderly male
complaining of shortness of breath. When do you start the process of
forming a general impression about this patient?
A) After completing the primary assessment
B) As soon as you obtain his chief complaint
C) As you and your partner approach him
D) Following the completion of vital signs - CORRECT ANSWER-C) As you
and your partner approach him
The EMT shows she understands the importance and reason for forming
a general impression when she states:
A) "Forming a general impression allows me to fully assess the
emergency situation."
B) "The general impression permits a rapid diagnosis of the patient's
problem."
C) "Forming a general impression provides me with a rough idea of the
patient's overall status."
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