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Which of the following is the best way to reduce your risk of injury while lifting a patient?
A. Bend at the waist and keep your knees straight
✔✔B. Keep your back straight and lift with your legs
C. Twist your body when turning
D. Hold the patient far from your body
What is the first priority at the scene of an emergency?
✔✔A. Your personal safety
B. Providing patient care
C. Family notification
D. Gathering vital signs
Which practice best reduces the risk of disease transmission in the field?
A. Wearing a reflective vest
✔✔B. Hand hygiene before and after contact
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,C. Carrying extra gloves in your pocket
D. Taking vitamins daily
Which of the following is a sign of cumulative stress (burnout)?
A. Excitement before a shift
✔✔B. Emotional exhaustion and irritability
C. Calm decision-making
D. Sleeping 8 hours per night
What should you do if you are exposed to a patient's blood or bodily fluids?
A. Rinse the area with cold water only
B. Wait until shift ends to report
✔✔C. Immediately report it to your supervisor and follow protocols
D. Post about it on social media
Which of the following is an example of a body substance isolation (BSI) precaution?
A. Keeping your stethoscope clean
✔✔B. Wearing gloves and eye protection
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, C. Maintaining patient confidentiality
D. Refusing to treat combative patients
If an EMT is experiencing mental strain after a traumatic call, what is the best course of action?
A. Ignore it and focus on the next call
✔✔B. Seek support through peer counseling or a CISM team
C. Immediately request time off
D. Keep it private to appear strong
Which is the most common type of PPE used by EMTs on a daily basis?
A. Surgical gowns
✔✔B. Gloves
C. Hazmat suits
D. Isolation hoods
Which of the following types of stress occurs suddenly due to a critical incident?
✔✔A. Acute stress
B. Chronic stress
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