FISDAP EMT MEDICAL EXAM 3 CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION EXAMS 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
◉ Your patient is having respiratory difficulty and is not responding
to your treatment. What is the best method of transport?
A. Without lights and siren, to the closest hospital
Rationale: Respiratory difficulty is considered a high priority and
requires lights and siren en route to the hospital.
B. With lights and siren, to the closest hospital
Rationale: Correct answer
C. Air transport, to a special facility located 30 miles away
Rationale: Respiratory difficulty does not require a special facility;
the closest hospital with an ED should suffice.
D. The patient does not need to be transported.
Rationale: All high-priority patients should be rapidly transported.
Answer: With lights and siren, to the closest hospital
◉ When assessing a patient with an infectious disease, what is the
first action you should perform?
, A. Size up the scene and take standard precautions.
Rationale: Correct answer
B. Obtain a SAMPLE history.
Rationale: You must always ensure your own safety before assessing
the patient.
C. Hand the patient off to a paramedic.
Rationale: EMTs are qualified to assess patients with infectious
diseases.
D. Cover your mouth and nose.
Rationale: This action is not necessary; most diseases are
transmitted via blood or body fluids. Remain calm and be respectful.
Answer: Size up the scene and take standard precautions.
◉ Your patient believes he has hepatitis and is now exhibiting signs
of cirrhosis of the liver. He most likely has:
A. hepatitis A.
Rationale: Cirrhosis of the liver is not an indication.
B. hepatitis B.
Rationale: Cirrhosis of the liver is not an indication.
C. hepatitis C.
Rationale: Correct answer
D. hepatitis D.
EVALUATION EXAMS 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
◉ Your patient is having respiratory difficulty and is not responding
to your treatment. What is the best method of transport?
A. Without lights and siren, to the closest hospital
Rationale: Respiratory difficulty is considered a high priority and
requires lights and siren en route to the hospital.
B. With lights and siren, to the closest hospital
Rationale: Correct answer
C. Air transport, to a special facility located 30 miles away
Rationale: Respiratory difficulty does not require a special facility;
the closest hospital with an ED should suffice.
D. The patient does not need to be transported.
Rationale: All high-priority patients should be rapidly transported.
Answer: With lights and siren, to the closest hospital
◉ When assessing a patient with an infectious disease, what is the
first action you should perform?
, A. Size up the scene and take standard precautions.
Rationale: Correct answer
B. Obtain a SAMPLE history.
Rationale: You must always ensure your own safety before assessing
the patient.
C. Hand the patient off to a paramedic.
Rationale: EMTs are qualified to assess patients with infectious
diseases.
D. Cover your mouth and nose.
Rationale: This action is not necessary; most diseases are
transmitted via blood or body fluids. Remain calm and be respectful.
Answer: Size up the scene and take standard precautions.
◉ Your patient believes he has hepatitis and is now exhibiting signs
of cirrhosis of the liver. He most likely has:
A. hepatitis A.
Rationale: Cirrhosis of the liver is not an indication.
B. hepatitis B.
Rationale: Cirrhosis of the liver is not an indication.
C. hepatitis C.
Rationale: Correct answer
D. hepatitis D.
