MFR Final Exam UPDATED Study
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Of the following, the one that not a cause of a mechanical airway obstruction - CORRECT
ANSWER The Tongue
Thrusting the lower jaw upward without moving the head or neck - CORRECT
ANSWER Jaw thrust
What do you when your conscious chocking patient goes unconscious - CORRECT
ANSWER Lower to the floor and start compressions
What you know about a patients airway when you can hear air coming out his mouth and
nose - CORRECT ANSWER Open the airway
When do you perform an ongoing assessment - CORRECT ANSWER Every 5 minutes
for unstable victim and every 15 minutes for a stable victim
When did you perform a finger sweep - CORRECT ANSWER When you can see the
object(after doing compressions)
Why we do an ongoing reassessment - CORRECT ANSWER The patient's condition
can change
The artery over which the blood pressure cuff is placed - CORRECT
ANSWER Brachial
"I called you over because my chest hurts" is an example of what - CORRECT
ANSWER chief complaint
, The force of energy that causes a traumatic injury - CORRECT ANSWER Mechanism
of injury
What is a myocardial infarction? - CORRECT ANSWER heart attack
The most common cause of cardiac arrest in children - CORRECT
ANSWER respiratory failure
The most common heart rhythm associated with sudden cardiac arrest - CORRECT
ANSWER V-fib
Coughing up blood, distended neck veins, cyanosis, broken blood vessels in eyes, black eyes,
bleeding from nose or ears - CORRECT ANSWER Traumatic asphyxiation
Why should you not ask "why did you make that face ? " when a patient grimaces after taking
a deep breath - CORRECT ANSWER It sounds judgmental
Immediate danger, you need to get another patient, you cannot give proper care in the
position you found the patient ? - CORRECT ANSWER Reason to move the
patient(packaging)
The emergency movement technique used when you suspect a spinal injury - CORRECT
ANSWER Blanket injury
The safe and appropriate removal of a patient trapped in a motor vehicle or dangerous
situation - CORRECT ANSWER Extrication
Any space where there is limited or restricted access that is not intended for continuous
human occupancy - CORRECT ANSWER Confined space
ALL team members should be trained in the proper techniques is a principle of ? -
CORRECT ANSWER Moving patients
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Of the following, the one that not a cause of a mechanical airway obstruction - CORRECT
ANSWER The Tongue
Thrusting the lower jaw upward without moving the head or neck - CORRECT
ANSWER Jaw thrust
What do you when your conscious chocking patient goes unconscious - CORRECT
ANSWER Lower to the floor and start compressions
What you know about a patients airway when you can hear air coming out his mouth and
nose - CORRECT ANSWER Open the airway
When do you perform an ongoing assessment - CORRECT ANSWER Every 5 minutes
for unstable victim and every 15 minutes for a stable victim
When did you perform a finger sweep - CORRECT ANSWER When you can see the
object(after doing compressions)
Why we do an ongoing reassessment - CORRECT ANSWER The patient's condition
can change
The artery over which the blood pressure cuff is placed - CORRECT
ANSWER Brachial
"I called you over because my chest hurts" is an example of what - CORRECT
ANSWER chief complaint
, The force of energy that causes a traumatic injury - CORRECT ANSWER Mechanism
of injury
What is a myocardial infarction? - CORRECT ANSWER heart attack
The most common cause of cardiac arrest in children - CORRECT
ANSWER respiratory failure
The most common heart rhythm associated with sudden cardiac arrest - CORRECT
ANSWER V-fib
Coughing up blood, distended neck veins, cyanosis, broken blood vessels in eyes, black eyes,
bleeding from nose or ears - CORRECT ANSWER Traumatic asphyxiation
Why should you not ask "why did you make that face ? " when a patient grimaces after taking
a deep breath - CORRECT ANSWER It sounds judgmental
Immediate danger, you need to get another patient, you cannot give proper care in the
position you found the patient ? - CORRECT ANSWER Reason to move the
patient(packaging)
The emergency movement technique used when you suspect a spinal injury - CORRECT
ANSWER Blanket injury
The safe and appropriate removal of a patient trapped in a motor vehicle or dangerous
situation - CORRECT ANSWER Extrication
Any space where there is limited or restricted access that is not intended for continuous
human occupancy - CORRECT ANSWER Confined space
ALL team members should be trained in the proper techniques is a principle of ? -
CORRECT ANSWER Moving patients
