Santa Clara Protocols Solved Correctly Latest Update 2027,
Graded A+
Question 1.
Level A Variance
Correct Answer: incident that results in a threat to public safety, patient
by-stander or responder harm
Question 2.
Level B Variance
Correct Answer: incident that does not result in patient harm, but is a deviation
from EMS Agency policies, procedures and protocols
Question 3.
Level C Variances
Correct Answer: incidents where the responders provide outstanding care and
went above and beyond the normal expectations of responders
Question 4.
When can Basic Life support be withheld, discontinued and/or death determined?
Correct Answer: Decapitation, incineration, decomposition, rigor mortis, patient
seperation of heart, brain or lungs, or has a DNR
Question 5.
When are Advanced Life Support be withheld, discontinued and or/death determined?
Correct Answer: At least 20 minutes after, asystole, arrest was not witnessed by
EMS provider, no ROSC, not AED
Question 6.
What do you do if a physician is on seen?
Correct Answer: Request proper ID, otherwise obtain medical control
Question 7.
When is patient not able to select a hospital of their choice
Correct Answer: during surge events, such as multiple patient events, activation
or standard dis- patch orders, state of local emergency
, Question 8.
What is in In-Ex- tremis patient?
Correct Answer: a breech presentation or limb protruding, visible external bleed
that cannot be controlled by a tourniquet or pressure, inability to be ventilated
adequately
Question 9.
Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
Correct Answer: DPAHC, document that may authorize another person to make
health care decisions for a patient when they can no longer make decisions for
themselves.
Question 10.
Physician Orders for Life Sustain- ing Treatment
Correct Answer: POLST, standardized form that includes specific orders from a
physician regarding prescribed treatment for the patient, should be with the
patient at all times, has informed about CPR, nutrition, interventions
Question 11.
Supportive care for DNR patients include
Correct Answer: oxygen by nasal cannula, CPAP, wound care, medication to
receive pain and suffering, intravenous hydration
Question 12.
Adult Major Trauma Victims (physiologic criteria)
Correct Answer: MTV include glasgow comma scale less than 14, systolic BP less
than 90, RR less than 2 or greater than 29 per minutes
Question 13.
Pediatric Major Trauma Victim (under 15 years of age)
Correct Answer: Glasgow coma scare less than 14, systolic less than 60 for
children 6 years old or younger, 90 systolic fr children 6 years or older, RR less
than 20 or greater than 29 per minute, RR less than 20 per min in infant
Graded A+
Question 1.
Level A Variance
Correct Answer: incident that results in a threat to public safety, patient
by-stander or responder harm
Question 2.
Level B Variance
Correct Answer: incident that does not result in patient harm, but is a deviation
from EMS Agency policies, procedures and protocols
Question 3.
Level C Variances
Correct Answer: incidents where the responders provide outstanding care and
went above and beyond the normal expectations of responders
Question 4.
When can Basic Life support be withheld, discontinued and/or death determined?
Correct Answer: Decapitation, incineration, decomposition, rigor mortis, patient
seperation of heart, brain or lungs, or has a DNR
Question 5.
When are Advanced Life Support be withheld, discontinued and or/death determined?
Correct Answer: At least 20 minutes after, asystole, arrest was not witnessed by
EMS provider, no ROSC, not AED
Question 6.
What do you do if a physician is on seen?
Correct Answer: Request proper ID, otherwise obtain medical control
Question 7.
When is patient not able to select a hospital of their choice
Correct Answer: during surge events, such as multiple patient events, activation
or standard dis- patch orders, state of local emergency
, Question 8.
What is in In-Ex- tremis patient?
Correct Answer: a breech presentation or limb protruding, visible external bleed
that cannot be controlled by a tourniquet or pressure, inability to be ventilated
adequately
Question 9.
Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
Correct Answer: DPAHC, document that may authorize another person to make
health care decisions for a patient when they can no longer make decisions for
themselves.
Question 10.
Physician Orders for Life Sustain- ing Treatment
Correct Answer: POLST, standardized form that includes specific orders from a
physician regarding prescribed treatment for the patient, should be with the
patient at all times, has informed about CPR, nutrition, interventions
Question 11.
Supportive care for DNR patients include
Correct Answer: oxygen by nasal cannula, CPAP, wound care, medication to
receive pain and suffering, intravenous hydration
Question 12.
Adult Major Trauma Victims (physiologic criteria)
Correct Answer: MTV include glasgow comma scale less than 14, systolic BP less
than 90, RR less than 2 or greater than 29 per minutes
Question 13.
Pediatric Major Trauma Victim (under 15 years of age)
Correct Answer: Glasgow coma scare less than 14, systolic less than 60 for
children 6 years old or younger, 90 systolic fr children 6 years or older, RR less
than 20 or greater than 29 per minute, RR less than 20 per min in infant
