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You have been called for a male patient who has been shot. Assessment reveals an entrance wound to
the left upper quadrant of the abdomen. An exit wound to the left upper back is also located. Which of
the following should you do immediately?
A.
Auscultate the patient's breath sounds.
B.
Cover the abdominal wound with saline-soaked gauze.
C.
Place a cervical collar on the patient.
D.
Cover the exit wound with a gloved hand. - (answer)D
Which organ or structure, if seriously injured, would cause the most rapid death?
A.
Vena cava
B.
Spleen
C.
Large intestine
D.
Stomach - (answer)A
You are assessing a young male patient who was assaulted with a baseball bat and struck once on the
left upper quadrant of the abdomen. You would recognize the patient as having Kehr's sign when he
makes what statement?
A.
"I am having a hard time breathing!"
,EMT CHAPTER 35 TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (100% COMPLETE
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B.
"My left shoulder is killing me!"
C.
"It really hurts for me to breathe..."
D.
"My belly hurts really bad..." - (answer)B
You have arrived on the scene of an assault involving a knife. Assessment of the unresponsive 21-year-
old male reveals him to have sustained multiple lacerations to the arms and abdomen, with a section of
his intestine protruding through a large laceration in the area around the umbilicus. He has lost a
significant amount of blood. His airway is open and he is breathing poorly at a rate of 28 breaths per
minute. His radial pulse is weak, and his skin is cool and pale. Which one of the following should the EMT
do first?
A.
Immobilize to a long board.
B.
Start positive pressure ventilation.
C.
Check the blood pressure.
D.
Cover the intestine with saline-soaked gauze. - (answer)B
A patient has been stabbed in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen. Which organ or structure
should the EMT be concerned with being injured?
A.
Pancreas
B.
Spleen
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C.
Small intestine
D.
Liver - (answer)D
On scene of a motor vehicle accident, a car has extensive front-end damage and a deformed steering
wheel. The restrained driver, who was self-extricated, is in the care of EMRs, who have applied a cervical
collar and continue to hold manual in-line spinal stabilization. The airway is patent and respirations
adequate. His radial pulse is rapid and weak and skin is cool and diaphoretic. The EMRs report the
following vital signs: pulse 136, respirations 20, blood pressure 100/68, and SpO2 98% with 15 liters of
O2 being administered through a nonrebreather mask. The right forearm is deformed, and the head,
chest, and upper back are uninjured according to your assessment. Your next action would be to:
A.
repeat the vital signs.
B.
start positive pressure ventilation.
C.
change the nonrebreather to a nasal cannula.
D.
check the abdomen for injury. - (answer)D
A 16-year-old male has been struck in the genitalia by a baseball. Assessment indicates a tremendous
amount of edema as well as hematoma formation and bruising to his scrotum. The primary assessment
reveals no life-threatening conditions; however, he is crying and rates the pain as a 10/10. Which one of
the following is most appropriate for this patient?
A.
Placing cool compresses to the testicles
B.
Application of warm packs to the scrotum
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You have been called for a male patient who has been shot. Assessment reveals an entrance wound to
the left upper quadrant of the abdomen. An exit wound to the left upper back is also located. Which of
the following should you do immediately?
A.
Auscultate the patient's breath sounds.
B.
Cover the abdominal wound with saline-soaked gauze.
C.
Place a cervical collar on the patient.
D.
Cover the exit wound with a gloved hand. - (answer)D
Which organ or structure, if seriously injured, would cause the most rapid death?
A.
Vena cava
B.
Spleen
C.
Large intestine
D.
Stomach - (answer)A
You are assessing a young male patient who was assaulted with a baseball bat and struck once on the
left upper quadrant of the abdomen. You would recognize the patient as having Kehr's sign when he
makes what statement?
A.
"I am having a hard time breathing!"
,EMT CHAPTER 35 TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (100% COMPLETE
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS, ALL ANSWERS INCLUDED (LATEST UPDATE) 2025/2026!!!
B.
"My left shoulder is killing me!"
C.
"It really hurts for me to breathe..."
D.
"My belly hurts really bad..." - (answer)B
You have arrived on the scene of an assault involving a knife. Assessment of the unresponsive 21-year-
old male reveals him to have sustained multiple lacerations to the arms and abdomen, with a section of
his intestine protruding through a large laceration in the area around the umbilicus. He has lost a
significant amount of blood. His airway is open and he is breathing poorly at a rate of 28 breaths per
minute. His radial pulse is weak, and his skin is cool and pale. Which one of the following should the EMT
do first?
A.
Immobilize to a long board.
B.
Start positive pressure ventilation.
C.
Check the blood pressure.
D.
Cover the intestine with saline-soaked gauze. - (answer)B
A patient has been stabbed in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen. Which organ or structure
should the EMT be concerned with being injured?
A.
Pancreas
B.
Spleen
, EMT CHAPTER 35 TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (100% COMPLETE
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C.
Small intestine
D.
Liver - (answer)D
On scene of a motor vehicle accident, a car has extensive front-end damage and a deformed steering
wheel. The restrained driver, who was self-extricated, is in the care of EMRs, who have applied a cervical
collar and continue to hold manual in-line spinal stabilization. The airway is patent and respirations
adequate. His radial pulse is rapid and weak and skin is cool and diaphoretic. The EMRs report the
following vital signs: pulse 136, respirations 20, blood pressure 100/68, and SpO2 98% with 15 liters of
O2 being administered through a nonrebreather mask. The right forearm is deformed, and the head,
chest, and upper back are uninjured according to your assessment. Your next action would be to:
A.
repeat the vital signs.
B.
start positive pressure ventilation.
C.
change the nonrebreather to a nasal cannula.
D.
check the abdomen for injury. - (answer)D
A 16-year-old male has been struck in the genitalia by a baseball. Assessment indicates a tremendous
amount of edema as well as hematoma formation and bruising to his scrotum. The primary assessment
reveals no life-threatening conditions; however, he is crying and rates the pain as a 10/10. Which one of
the following is most appropriate for this patient?
A.
Placing cool compresses to the testicles
B.
Application of warm packs to the scrotum
