6/10/25, 8:43 AM AEMT NREMT Study Guide
AEMT NREMT ACTUAL EXAM & STUDY GUIDE
2025-2026 \LATEST UPDATE \COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS \VERIFIED ANSWERS \GRADED
A+|BRAND NEW
You are treating a 56- The order that you received from medical control was to
year-old male who has assist the patient in self- administering the inhaler. Due to
been diagnosed with his altered mental status he is unable to self- administer
chronic obstructive the medication. You should provide 100% supplemental
pulmonary disorder oxygen,
(COPD). The patient's managing his airway as needed, and have ALS transport
skin is cool and clammy, immediately.
respirations are slow
and shallow, and
appears to have a
slightly altered mental
status. The patient has
labored breathing at a
rate of 8 breaths per
minute and has a
heart rate of 125 beats
per minute. The
patient has an Albuterol
inhaler prescribed to
treat his COPD. You call
medical control and are
ordered to assist the
patient in self-
administering the
inhaler. You check that
the inhaler is the right
medication, dosage, and
is prescribed in his
name. The patient tries
to self administer the
medication, but is
having difficulty due to
his altered mental
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status. You should
-Shockable Rhythm
-150- 200 bpm
-Low BP
Ventricular Tachycardia
-Weak, Lightheaded, Unresponsive
(VTACH) (VT)
- Does not allow left vent. to fill
-Primary= initial triage, quick assessment, categorization.
Primary vs. Secondary Triage
-Secondary = Actual treatment in a treatment area.
-Thermoregulation
*Balance between heat production and heat excretion.
-Thermogenesis
*Rise in core temperature that shuts off
Factors of Exposure normal heat production pathways.
-Thermolysis
*Decrease in core temperature that
prompts heat production and
conservation.
Minute Volume equation Tidal Volume X Raspatory Rate = MIn. Vol.
-Colon
Right Lower Quadrant (RLC) -Cecum
-Appendix <- <- <-
Tidal Volume Amount of air moved in or out of the lungs during one breath
Vesicular = air moving in/
vesicular, Bronchial,
out of alveoli. Bronchial =
Decreased Breath sounds
Air moving through
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bronchi.
Decreased = none/ abnormal
-Preparation
-En Route to Scene
-Scene Size Up
-Hazard Control
-Support Operations
-Gain Access
Phases of Extrication
-Emergency Medical Care
-Remove Pt.
-Transfer Pt.
-Termination
-Rapid Onset
-Pale skin
-Hunger
-Low BP
Hypoglycemia Symptoms
-Rapid Weak Pulse
-Confusion
*Below 80 BGC level
-Alpha = Least harmful
-Beta = stopped by clothes
Radiation Levels -Gamma = stopped concrete/ lead
-Neutron = Several feet of concrete/ lead.
Systemic Circulation From left side of heart to the rest of the Peripheral body parts
- V1 = 4th intercostal, right sternal
- V2 = 4th intercostal, left sternal
- V3 = between V2 and V4
12 lead Placement - V4 = 5th intercostal, midclavicular line
- V5 = Lateral to V4, anterior axillary line
- V6 = Lateral to V5, midaxillary line
2nd Priority (Delayed)
-Burns without airway compromise
Yellow Triage Tage -Major/ multi bone/ joint injuries
-Back injuries
-Spinal injuries
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Conduction
-Heat loss by air
Conduction vs. Convection
Convection
-Heat loss by touch
You have been dispatched Abdominal thrusts are indicated for this patient since he is older
to a restaurant for a than 1.
Patient's less than 1 years of age should receive chest
possible choking. Your
thrusts and back blows. Even though your patient is
patient is an 18- month-old
coughing, it has become weak (ineffective) and you can
male who was eating
hear inspiratory stridor. If you do not act quickly, this
chicken nuggets when he
partial airway obstruction could become a full airway
began to cough and
appeared to experience obstruction.
respiratory
distress. Your patient has a
weak cry and cough and you
can hear inspiratory stridor
from your patient when you
walk in the
door. What should your
immediate action be?
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AEMT NREMT ACTUAL EXAM & STUDY GUIDE
2025-2026 \LATEST UPDATE \COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS \VERIFIED ANSWERS \GRADED
A+|BRAND NEW
You are treating a 56- The order that you received from medical control was to
year-old male who has assist the patient in self- administering the inhaler. Due to
been diagnosed with his altered mental status he is unable to self- administer
chronic obstructive the medication. You should provide 100% supplemental
pulmonary disorder oxygen,
(COPD). The patient's managing his airway as needed, and have ALS transport
skin is cool and clammy, immediately.
respirations are slow
and shallow, and
appears to have a
slightly altered mental
status. The patient has
labored breathing at a
rate of 8 breaths per
minute and has a
heart rate of 125 beats
per minute. The
patient has an Albuterol
inhaler prescribed to
treat his COPD. You call
medical control and are
ordered to assist the
patient in self-
administering the
inhaler. You check that
the inhaler is the right
medication, dosage, and
is prescribed in his
name. The patient tries
to self administer the
medication, but is
having difficulty due to
his altered mental
1/3
8
,6/10/25, 8:30 AM AEMT NREMT
status. You should
-Shockable Rhythm
-150- 200 bpm
-Low BP
Ventricular Tachycardia
-Weak, Lightheaded, Unresponsive
(VTACH) (VT)
- Does not allow left vent. to fill
-Primary= initial triage, quick assessment, categorization.
Primary vs. Secondary Triage
-Secondary = Actual treatment in a treatment area.
-Thermoregulation
*Balance between heat production and heat excretion.
-Thermogenesis
*Rise in core temperature that shuts off
Factors of Exposure normal heat production pathways.
-Thermolysis
*Decrease in core temperature that
prompts heat production and
conservation.
Minute Volume equation Tidal Volume X Raspatory Rate = MIn. Vol.
-Colon
Right Lower Quadrant (RLC) -Cecum
-Appendix <- <- <-
Tidal Volume Amount of air moved in or out of the lungs during one breath
Vesicular = air moving in/
vesicular, Bronchial,
out of alveoli. Bronchial =
Decreased Breath sounds
Air moving through
2/3
8
,6/10/25, 8:30 AM AEMT NREMT
bronchi.
Decreased = none/ abnormal
-Preparation
-En Route to Scene
-Scene Size Up
-Hazard Control
-Support Operations
-Gain Access
Phases of Extrication
-Emergency Medical Care
-Remove Pt.
-Transfer Pt.
-Termination
-Rapid Onset
-Pale skin
-Hunger
-Low BP
Hypoglycemia Symptoms
-Rapid Weak Pulse
-Confusion
*Below 80 BGC level
-Alpha = Least harmful
-Beta = stopped by clothes
Radiation Levels -Gamma = stopped concrete/ lead
-Neutron = Several feet of concrete/ lead.
Systemic Circulation From left side of heart to the rest of the Peripheral body parts
- V1 = 4th intercostal, right sternal
- V2 = 4th intercostal, left sternal
- V3 = between V2 and V4
12 lead Placement - V4 = 5th intercostal, midclavicular line
- V5 = Lateral to V4, anterior axillary line
- V6 = Lateral to V5, midaxillary line
2nd Priority (Delayed)
-Burns without airway compromise
Yellow Triage Tage -Major/ multi bone/ joint injuries
-Back injuries
-Spinal injuries
3/3
8
, 6/10/25, 8:30 AM AEMT NREMT
Conduction
-Heat loss by air
Conduction vs. Convection
Convection
-Heat loss by touch
You have been dispatched Abdominal thrusts are indicated for this patient since he is older
to a restaurant for a than 1.
Patient's less than 1 years of age should receive chest
possible choking. Your
thrusts and back blows. Even though your patient is
patient is an 18- month-old
coughing, it has become weak (ineffective) and you can
male who was eating
hear inspiratory stridor. If you do not act quickly, this
chicken nuggets when he
partial airway obstruction could become a full airway
began to cough and
appeared to experience obstruction.
respiratory
distress. Your patient has a
weak cry and cough and you
can hear inspiratory stridor
from your patient when you
walk in the
door. What should your
immediate action be?
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