EMR (EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER) FINAL EXAM: (LATEST
2026/2027 UPDATED) QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
As an Emergency Medical Responder, which of the following should you set
as your top priority at the scene of an emergency?
A. CPR
B. Patient care
C. safety
D. traffic control - ANSWERsafety
An Emergency Medical Responder possesses all of the following skills EXCEPT:
A. defibrillation. .
B. medication administration.
C. oxygen administration
D. bleeding control. - ANSWERmedication administration
Emergency Medical Responder care is usually authorized by:
A. the National Registry. .
B. the patient's physician
C. state laws
.D. department bylaws. - ANSWERstate laws
A careful and deliberate walk around a scene, scanning for dangers or
hazards, is known as a:
,A. 360-degree assessment.
B. 180-degree assessment.
C. 270-degree assessment.
D. 90-degree assessment. - ANSWER360-degree assessment
The highest level of EMS provider is:
A. Advanced EMT.
B. Emergency Transport Technician.
C. Emergency Medical Technician.
D. Paramedic. - ANSWERparamedic
An Emergency Medical Responder who flees a scene because of potential
violence and positions himself behind a brick retaining wall is using which
technique?
A. Cover
B. Concealment
C. Distraction
D. Misdirection - ANSWERcover
8. A patient with a terminal illness has an outburst where she yells "Why is
this happening to
Me!?!" This patient is exhibiting what stage of the grieving process?
A. Bargaining
B. Depression
C. Denial
, D. Anger - ANSWERanger
9. Disease-causing agents are called:
A. Venoms
B. Toxemias
C. Pathogens
D. Amoebas - ANSWERC. Pathogens
Practice to prevent exposure to disease during patient contact is called:
A. Infection Precautions
B. Universal Isolations
C. Disease Control Methods
D. Standard Precautions - ANSWERstandard precautions
Patients of legal age who are competent and who accept your care are
giving________ consent.
A. implied
B. expressed
C. guardian
D. minor's - ANSWERexpressed
12. In an emergency in which a patient is so severely injured that a clear
decision cannot be made,
you have the right to provide care based on _________________ consent.
A. implied
2026/2027 UPDATED) QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
As an Emergency Medical Responder, which of the following should you set
as your top priority at the scene of an emergency?
A. CPR
B. Patient care
C. safety
D. traffic control - ANSWERsafety
An Emergency Medical Responder possesses all of the following skills EXCEPT:
A. defibrillation. .
B. medication administration.
C. oxygen administration
D. bleeding control. - ANSWERmedication administration
Emergency Medical Responder care is usually authorized by:
A. the National Registry. .
B. the patient's physician
C. state laws
.D. department bylaws. - ANSWERstate laws
A careful and deliberate walk around a scene, scanning for dangers or
hazards, is known as a:
,A. 360-degree assessment.
B. 180-degree assessment.
C. 270-degree assessment.
D. 90-degree assessment. - ANSWER360-degree assessment
The highest level of EMS provider is:
A. Advanced EMT.
B. Emergency Transport Technician.
C. Emergency Medical Technician.
D. Paramedic. - ANSWERparamedic
An Emergency Medical Responder who flees a scene because of potential
violence and positions himself behind a brick retaining wall is using which
technique?
A. Cover
B. Concealment
C. Distraction
D. Misdirection - ANSWERcover
8. A patient with a terminal illness has an outburst where she yells "Why is
this happening to
Me!?!" This patient is exhibiting what stage of the grieving process?
A. Bargaining
B. Depression
C. Denial
, D. Anger - ANSWERanger
9. Disease-causing agents are called:
A. Venoms
B. Toxemias
C. Pathogens
D. Amoebas - ANSWERC. Pathogens
Practice to prevent exposure to disease during patient contact is called:
A. Infection Precautions
B. Universal Isolations
C. Disease Control Methods
D. Standard Precautions - ANSWERstandard precautions
Patients of legal age who are competent and who accept your care are
giving________ consent.
A. implied
B. expressed
C. guardian
D. minor's - ANSWERexpressed
12. In an emergency in which a patient is so severely injured that a clear
decision cannot be made,
you have the right to provide care based on _________________ consent.
A. implied
