EMR Final Exams (Latest 2024/ 2025 Updates
STUDY BUNDLE PACKAGE) Questions and Verified
Answers| Grade A| 100% Correct
What is a Involuntary muscle? - ANSWERA smooth muscle that a person has little to
no control over
What is a Voluntary muscle? - ANSWERVoluntary muscles make all actions possible
from walking to chewing
What are the 5 stages of Hypothermia? - ANSWER1.Shivering 2.Apathy and
decreased muscle function 3.Decreased LOC 4.Decreased Vitals 5. DEATH
What is JVD - ANSWERJugular Vein Distention
What are TICS - ANSWERTenderness Instability Crepitus Swelling
What is BTLS - ANSWERBurns Tenderness Lacerations Swelling
What is DCAP - ANSWERDeformities Contusions Abrasions Penetrations
When assessing Circulation what do you check? - ANSWERRate, Regularity and
Quality of the pulse @ Radial & Carotid artery and checking the Pt's Skin condition
What is PERL - ANSWERPupils Equal Reactive Light
Your at a scene with a dangerous hazard, you React by - ANSWERRetreat, Radio for
back up and Re-evaluate the situation
( Don't forget the 3 R rule)
What is Velocity - ANSWERSpeed at which an object moves
Kinetic Energy - ANSWERThe total amount of energy contained by an object in
motion
Kinematics of Trauma - ANSWERThe science of analyzing the MOI
How many LPM do you BVM your Pt@ - ANSWER10-15 LPM
How many LPM do you NRB your Pt@ - ANSWER10-15LPM
How many LPM do you set a NC on your Pt @ - ANSWER2-6 LPM
, What is AVPU and what part of our assessment do we use this - ANSWERAlert Verbal
Painful Unresponsive , this is used to decide the level of consciousness in an
Unconscious patient
What is MOI and what part of the assessment do we ask what the MOI was -
ANSWERMechanism of Injury and we ask this during our scene size up
What is BSI and what kinds of BSI are there? - ANSWERBody Substance Isolation, that
included Gloves Goggles Gowns and Masks
What is CISD and what are the 2 components called? - ANSWERCritical Incident
Stress Debriefing and the 2 components are Defusing which lasts 30-45min and
Debriefing which lasts 24-72 hrs
What are the 5 stages of the grieving process - ANSWER1.Denial 2.Anger
3.Bargaining 4.Depression 5.Acceptance
What is MCI - ANSWERMultiple Casualty Incident
What is LCDC - ANSWERLaboratory Centre for Disease Control
What is CCOHS - ANSWERCanadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
What is an Emancipated Minor - ANSWERUnder the Age of 18, a Legal guardian or
Parent must give consent before you can treat a minor
What two conditions are the most common types of COPD - ANSWEREmphysema
and Chronic bronchitis
What are your two free ribs called - ANSWERXiphoid Processes
How many bones does an adult skeleton have? - ANSWER206
What does the upper right quad contain - ANSWERLiver, Right
kidney,colon,pancreas,gall bladder,large intestine
What does the upper left quad contain -
ANSWERliver,spleen,kidney,stomach,pancreas,large intestine
What does the lower right quad contain - ANSWERColon,small intesting,major
arteries/veins, ureter,appendix,large intestine
what does the lower left quad contain - ANSWERColon,small intestine,major
arteries/veins,ureter,large intestine
Inspiration - ANSWERMuscles of the thorax CONTRACT, moving ribs outward and up
STUDY BUNDLE PACKAGE) Questions and Verified
Answers| Grade A| 100% Correct
What is a Involuntary muscle? - ANSWERA smooth muscle that a person has little to
no control over
What is a Voluntary muscle? - ANSWERVoluntary muscles make all actions possible
from walking to chewing
What are the 5 stages of Hypothermia? - ANSWER1.Shivering 2.Apathy and
decreased muscle function 3.Decreased LOC 4.Decreased Vitals 5. DEATH
What is JVD - ANSWERJugular Vein Distention
What are TICS - ANSWERTenderness Instability Crepitus Swelling
What is BTLS - ANSWERBurns Tenderness Lacerations Swelling
What is DCAP - ANSWERDeformities Contusions Abrasions Penetrations
When assessing Circulation what do you check? - ANSWERRate, Regularity and
Quality of the pulse @ Radial & Carotid artery and checking the Pt's Skin condition
What is PERL - ANSWERPupils Equal Reactive Light
Your at a scene with a dangerous hazard, you React by - ANSWERRetreat, Radio for
back up and Re-evaluate the situation
( Don't forget the 3 R rule)
What is Velocity - ANSWERSpeed at which an object moves
Kinetic Energy - ANSWERThe total amount of energy contained by an object in
motion
Kinematics of Trauma - ANSWERThe science of analyzing the MOI
How many LPM do you BVM your Pt@ - ANSWER10-15 LPM
How many LPM do you NRB your Pt@ - ANSWER10-15LPM
How many LPM do you set a NC on your Pt @ - ANSWER2-6 LPM
, What is AVPU and what part of our assessment do we use this - ANSWERAlert Verbal
Painful Unresponsive , this is used to decide the level of consciousness in an
Unconscious patient
What is MOI and what part of the assessment do we ask what the MOI was -
ANSWERMechanism of Injury and we ask this during our scene size up
What is BSI and what kinds of BSI are there? - ANSWERBody Substance Isolation, that
included Gloves Goggles Gowns and Masks
What is CISD and what are the 2 components called? - ANSWERCritical Incident
Stress Debriefing and the 2 components are Defusing which lasts 30-45min and
Debriefing which lasts 24-72 hrs
What are the 5 stages of the grieving process - ANSWER1.Denial 2.Anger
3.Bargaining 4.Depression 5.Acceptance
What is MCI - ANSWERMultiple Casualty Incident
What is LCDC - ANSWERLaboratory Centre for Disease Control
What is CCOHS - ANSWERCanadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
What is an Emancipated Minor - ANSWERUnder the Age of 18, a Legal guardian or
Parent must give consent before you can treat a minor
What two conditions are the most common types of COPD - ANSWEREmphysema
and Chronic bronchitis
What are your two free ribs called - ANSWERXiphoid Processes
How many bones does an adult skeleton have? - ANSWER206
What does the upper right quad contain - ANSWERLiver, Right
kidney,colon,pancreas,gall bladder,large intestine
What does the upper left quad contain -
ANSWERliver,spleen,kidney,stomach,pancreas,large intestine
What does the lower right quad contain - ANSWERColon,small intesting,major
arteries/veins, ureter,appendix,large intestine
what does the lower left quad contain - ANSWERColon,small intestine,major
arteries/veins,ureter,large intestine
Inspiration - ANSWERMuscles of the thorax CONTRACT, moving ribs outward and up
