PARAMEDIC FISDAP OPERATIONS FINAL
REVIEW MANUAL 2026 TESTED
QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
● You are the first ambulance to arrive on the scene of a school bus
rollover. The fire department has stabilized the bus. What should you
do? Answer: Have your partner begin triaging patients.
● A 43 year old male complains of a stiff neck, persistent cough, and
fever for the past week. He states he has been in and out of homeless
shelters for the past 5 months. What should you do? Answer: Use
gloves, gown, and HEPA mask.
● What is your major concern when performing a scene size up?
Answer: Safety of your crew.
● You are the first to arrive at a scene of an industrial complex. You
witness people running out of one buildings with rags over their mouths.
An older gentleman falls clutching his chest. What should you do?
Answer: Establish a safety zone and and evaluate what additional
resources are needed.
● Your patient has a laceration to the face which aerosolizes blood each
time the patient exhales. What items of personal protective equipment
, would you choose for this situation? Answer: Gloves, goggles, mask and
gown
● Which of the following has ultimate responsibility for the patient care
aspects of an EMS system? Answer: Medical director.
● When gaining access to the driver in a vehicular collision, what is the
access of choice? Answer: Door
● You arrive at motor vehicle collision involving two cars and four
patients. There is no entrapment and the scene is safe. Which command
system should be utilized? Answer: Singular command
● What additional resources would you need at a motor vehicle accident
with a trapped 22 year old female? Answer: Rescue Squad and the Fire
Department.
● Which of the following is NOT necessary during an ambulance
inspection? Answer: Checking the ambulance with the engine off when
evaluating guages, brakes, and warning lights.
● Which of the following statements is TRUE concerning protection by
the good Samaritan laws? Answer: The purpose of the good Samaritan
laws is to protect people trying to help in an emergency.
REVIEW MANUAL 2026 TESTED
QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
● You are the first ambulance to arrive on the scene of a school bus
rollover. The fire department has stabilized the bus. What should you
do? Answer: Have your partner begin triaging patients.
● A 43 year old male complains of a stiff neck, persistent cough, and
fever for the past week. He states he has been in and out of homeless
shelters for the past 5 months. What should you do? Answer: Use
gloves, gown, and HEPA mask.
● What is your major concern when performing a scene size up?
Answer: Safety of your crew.
● You are the first to arrive at a scene of an industrial complex. You
witness people running out of one buildings with rags over their mouths.
An older gentleman falls clutching his chest. What should you do?
Answer: Establish a safety zone and and evaluate what additional
resources are needed.
● Your patient has a laceration to the face which aerosolizes blood each
time the patient exhales. What items of personal protective equipment
, would you choose for this situation? Answer: Gloves, goggles, mask and
gown
● Which of the following has ultimate responsibility for the patient care
aspects of an EMS system? Answer: Medical director.
● When gaining access to the driver in a vehicular collision, what is the
access of choice? Answer: Door
● You arrive at motor vehicle collision involving two cars and four
patients. There is no entrapment and the scene is safe. Which command
system should be utilized? Answer: Singular command
● What additional resources would you need at a motor vehicle accident
with a trapped 22 year old female? Answer: Rescue Squad and the Fire
Department.
● Which of the following is NOT necessary during an ambulance
inspection? Answer: Checking the ambulance with the engine off when
evaluating guages, brakes, and warning lights.
● Which of the following statements is TRUE concerning protection by
the good Samaritan laws? Answer: The purpose of the good Samaritan
laws is to protect people trying to help in an emergency.
