TRAUMA MANAGEMENT AND EMERGENCY
RESPONSE GUIDE INSIDER ACCESS OF 2025/2026
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% SUCCESS RATE
What is the focus of Chapter 1 in the study guide? - Kinematics of Trauma & Mechanism of
Injury
What type of trauma is associated with head-on motorcycle crashes? - Head and neck trauma,
compression injuries to the chest and abdomen, and potential mid-shaft femur fractures if feet
remain on footrests.
What injuries can occur from an angular impact during a motorcycle crash? - Crush type injuries,
open fractures to the femur, tibia, fibula, and fracture/dislocation of the malleolus.
What type of injuries are caused when a motorcycle is laid down? - Massive abrasions (road
rash) treated as burns and fractures to the affected side.
What are the credentials of Adam Peddicord? - He is a Paramedic since 1998, EMS Coordinator,
Captain/Paramedic, holds multiple Associate's Degrees, a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in
Nursing, and is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner.
What is Brandon Schoborg's current role? - He is the EMS Education Manager of a hospital and
college-based EMT/Paramedic Program in Kentucky.
What educational background does Brandon Schoborg have? - He completed his paramedic
education at the University of Cincinnati in 2010, holds an Associate's Degree in EMS-
Paramedic, a Bachelor's Degree in Health Science, and an MBA in Healthcare Management.
What is the disclaimer regarding the procedures listed in the study guide? - All procedures
should only be performed by appropriately licensed/certified, authorized, and trained personnel
as allowed by local government, state, or country.
,Why is it important to check local protocols regarding medication dosages? - Medication
dosages may differ across the country, and while the study guide provides standardized
dosages, local protocols should be followed.
What does the copyright notice in the study guide indicate? - No part of the material may be
reproduced or utilized without written permission from the copyright owner.
What is emphasized about the accuracy of the study guide material? - While efforts are made to
ensure the material is current and accurate, there is no guarantee of accuracy.
What type of injuries are discussed in the context of vehicle vs. pedestrian incidents? - The
notes do not provide specific details on vehicle vs. pedestrian injuries, but this topic is included
in the table of contents.
What is the significance of the authors' experience in EMS education? - Both authors have
extensive backgrounds in EMS education, contributing to the credibility and depth of the study
guide.
What should be done in the case of burns from motorcycle crashes? - Treat massive abrasions
(road rash) as you would a burn.
What can happen if a rider's feet remain on the footrests during a head-on motorcycle crash? -
It can lead to mid-shaft femur fractures and perineal injuries.
What are the potential outcomes of crush type injuries in motorcycle accidents? - They can
result in open fractures to the femur, tibia, fibula, and dislocations.
What is the role of the Medical Commander of a SWAT Team? - To oversee medical operations
and ensure the health and safety of team members during tactical situations.
, What is the educational approach of the authors in the study guide? - The authors aim to
provide accurate, standardized information while encouraging adherence to local protocols.
What is the importance of quality assurance in the study guide? - Quality assurance ensures
that the material remains accurate and current for effective learning.
What is the first topic listed in the table of contents? - Kinematics of Trauma & Mechanism of
Injury.
What is the significance of the authors' roles in their respective organizations? - Their leadership
positions in EMS and education enhance the practical application of the study guide content.
What is the typical behavior of pediatric patients when facing oncoming vehicles? - They tend to
turn away from the vehicle.
What type of injuries do adult patients typically sustain from frontal impacts? - Femur and
pelvic injuries, as well as internal hemorrhage.
What is the initial impact location for a pedestrian hit by a vehicle? - The lower legs, resulting in
leg fractures.
What are the secondary impacts experienced by pedestrians during a vehicle collision? - They
are thrown backwards, leading to head and neck flexing forward, and may sustain fractures of
the femur, pelvis, thorax, and spine.
What occurs during the third impact for pedestrians involved in a collision? - They are thrown to
the ground, resulting in hip and shoulder injuries, as well as deceleration injuries.
RESPONSE GUIDE INSIDER ACCESS OF 2025/2026
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% SUCCESS RATE
What is the focus of Chapter 1 in the study guide? - Kinematics of Trauma & Mechanism of
Injury
What type of trauma is associated with head-on motorcycle crashes? - Head and neck trauma,
compression injuries to the chest and abdomen, and potential mid-shaft femur fractures if feet
remain on footrests.
What injuries can occur from an angular impact during a motorcycle crash? - Crush type injuries,
open fractures to the femur, tibia, fibula, and fracture/dislocation of the malleolus.
What type of injuries are caused when a motorcycle is laid down? - Massive abrasions (road
rash) treated as burns and fractures to the affected side.
What are the credentials of Adam Peddicord? - He is a Paramedic since 1998, EMS Coordinator,
Captain/Paramedic, holds multiple Associate's Degrees, a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in
Nursing, and is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner.
What is Brandon Schoborg's current role? - He is the EMS Education Manager of a hospital and
college-based EMT/Paramedic Program in Kentucky.
What educational background does Brandon Schoborg have? - He completed his paramedic
education at the University of Cincinnati in 2010, holds an Associate's Degree in EMS-
Paramedic, a Bachelor's Degree in Health Science, and an MBA in Healthcare Management.
What is the disclaimer regarding the procedures listed in the study guide? - All procedures
should only be performed by appropriately licensed/certified, authorized, and trained personnel
as allowed by local government, state, or country.
,Why is it important to check local protocols regarding medication dosages? - Medication
dosages may differ across the country, and while the study guide provides standardized
dosages, local protocols should be followed.
What does the copyright notice in the study guide indicate? - No part of the material may be
reproduced or utilized without written permission from the copyright owner.
What is emphasized about the accuracy of the study guide material? - While efforts are made to
ensure the material is current and accurate, there is no guarantee of accuracy.
What type of injuries are discussed in the context of vehicle vs. pedestrian incidents? - The
notes do not provide specific details on vehicle vs. pedestrian injuries, but this topic is included
in the table of contents.
What is the significance of the authors' experience in EMS education? - Both authors have
extensive backgrounds in EMS education, contributing to the credibility and depth of the study
guide.
What should be done in the case of burns from motorcycle crashes? - Treat massive abrasions
(road rash) as you would a burn.
What can happen if a rider's feet remain on the footrests during a head-on motorcycle crash? -
It can lead to mid-shaft femur fractures and perineal injuries.
What are the potential outcomes of crush type injuries in motorcycle accidents? - They can
result in open fractures to the femur, tibia, fibula, and dislocations.
What is the role of the Medical Commander of a SWAT Team? - To oversee medical operations
and ensure the health and safety of team members during tactical situations.
, What is the educational approach of the authors in the study guide? - The authors aim to
provide accurate, standardized information while encouraging adherence to local protocols.
What is the importance of quality assurance in the study guide? - Quality assurance ensures
that the material remains accurate and current for effective learning.
What is the first topic listed in the table of contents? - Kinematics of Trauma & Mechanism of
Injury.
What is the significance of the authors' roles in their respective organizations? - Their leadership
positions in EMS and education enhance the practical application of the study guide content.
What is the typical behavior of pediatric patients when facing oncoming vehicles? - They tend to
turn away from the vehicle.
What type of injuries do adult patients typically sustain from frontal impacts? - Femur and
pelvic injuries, as well as internal hemorrhage.
What is the initial impact location for a pedestrian hit by a vehicle? - The lower legs, resulting in
leg fractures.
What are the secondary impacts experienced by pedestrians during a vehicle collision? - They
are thrown backwards, leading to head and neck flexing forward, and may sustain fractures of
the femur, pelvis, thorax, and spine.
What occurs during the third impact for pedestrians involved in a collision? - They are thrown to
the ground, resulting in hip and shoulder injuries, as well as deceleration injuries.
