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EMT PART (II) MIDTERM TEST
BANK EXAM NEWEST 2025/ 2026
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (EXPERT
VERIFIED ANSWERS) GRADED A+
FOR GUARANTEED PASS UPDATES
Puncture-proof leather gloves
- ............ANSWER..........Best to wear over latex gloves when treating
a patient covered with broken glass.
National EMS Scope of Practice Model
- ............ANSWER..........An EMT should be able to assist a patient
with certain prescribed medications.
Respiratory distress
- ............ANSWER..........Condition of a patient who has difficulty
breathing, such as a 40-year-old male with a positive tuberculosis (TB)
skin test.
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High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) respirator -
............ANSWER..........A device to be worn by the EMT when applying
a non-rebreathing mask on a patient with suspected TB.
Oral glucose administration error
- ............ANSWER..........If given to a diabetic patient with high blood
glucose levels, the EMT should contact medical control and notify
them of the error.
Official transfer of patient care
- ............ANSWER..........Occurs when the EMT gives an oral report to
the emergency room physician or nurse.
Surgical mask
- ............ANSWER..........A mask that should be applied to the patient
with respiratory distress in conjunction with a HEPA respirator on the
EMT.
Non-rebreathing mask
- ............ANSWER..........Used on a patient with respiratory distress to
provide oxygen while the EMT wears a HEPA respirator.
Incident report
- ............ANSWER..........A report that law enforcement may file if an
error occurs in patient care.
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Medical control
- ............ANSWER..........The authority that the EMT should contact to
notify them of an error in patient care.
Patient care notification
- ............ANSWER..........The EMT must notify the admitting clerk of
the patient's arrival at the hospital.
Radio report
- ............ANSWER..........A report given by the EMT to the receiving
medical facility as part of the patient transfer process.
Blood glucose level
- ............ANSWER..........A measurement that determines the amount
of glucose in a patient's blood, important for diabetic patients.
Diabetes
- ............ANSWER..........A condition that may require the
administration of glucose, depending on the patient's blood glucose
level.
Tuberculosis (TB)
- ............ANSWER..........An infectious disease that can be indicated by
a positive skin test and requires specific precautions during transport.
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Sterile surgical mask
- ............ANSWER..........A mask that the EMT should wear when
treating a patient with respiratory distress.
Patient stability
- ............ANSWER..........A condition where the patient's status does
not change after an intervention, such as the administration of oral
glucose.
Admitting clerk
- ............ANSWER..........The individual who must be notified by the
EMT for the official transfer of patient care.
Emergency room physician
- ............ANSWER..........The medical professional who receives the
oral report from the EMT during the transfer of patient care.
Receiving medical facility
- ............ANSWER..........The location where the patient is being
transported and requires a radio report from the EMT.
Patient evaluation
- ............ANSWER..........The process of assessing a patient's
condition, such as in cases of suspected TB.
EMT PART (II) MIDTERM TEST
BANK EXAM NEWEST 2025/ 2026
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (EXPERT
VERIFIED ANSWERS) GRADED A+
FOR GUARANTEED PASS UPDATES
Puncture-proof leather gloves
- ............ANSWER..........Best to wear over latex gloves when treating
a patient covered with broken glass.
National EMS Scope of Practice Model
- ............ANSWER..........An EMT should be able to assist a patient
with certain prescribed medications.
Respiratory distress
- ............ANSWER..........Condition of a patient who has difficulty
breathing, such as a 40-year-old male with a positive tuberculosis (TB)
skin test.
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High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) respirator -
............ANSWER..........A device to be worn by the EMT when applying
a non-rebreathing mask on a patient with suspected TB.
Oral glucose administration error
- ............ANSWER..........If given to a diabetic patient with high blood
glucose levels, the EMT should contact medical control and notify
them of the error.
Official transfer of patient care
- ............ANSWER..........Occurs when the EMT gives an oral report to
the emergency room physician or nurse.
Surgical mask
- ............ANSWER..........A mask that should be applied to the patient
with respiratory distress in conjunction with a HEPA respirator on the
EMT.
Non-rebreathing mask
- ............ANSWER..........Used on a patient with respiratory distress to
provide oxygen while the EMT wears a HEPA respirator.
Incident report
- ............ANSWER..........A report that law enforcement may file if an
error occurs in patient care.
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Medical control
- ............ANSWER..........The authority that the EMT should contact to
notify them of an error in patient care.
Patient care notification
- ............ANSWER..........The EMT must notify the admitting clerk of
the patient's arrival at the hospital.
Radio report
- ............ANSWER..........A report given by the EMT to the receiving
medical facility as part of the patient transfer process.
Blood glucose level
- ............ANSWER..........A measurement that determines the amount
of glucose in a patient's blood, important for diabetic patients.
Diabetes
- ............ANSWER..........A condition that may require the
administration of glucose, depending on the patient's blood glucose
level.
Tuberculosis (TB)
- ............ANSWER..........An infectious disease that can be indicated by
a positive skin test and requires specific precautions during transport.
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Sterile surgical mask
- ............ANSWER..........A mask that the EMT should wear when
treating a patient with respiratory distress.
Patient stability
- ............ANSWER..........A condition where the patient's status does
not change after an intervention, such as the administration of oral
glucose.
Admitting clerk
- ............ANSWER..........The individual who must be notified by the
EMT for the official transfer of patient care.
Emergency room physician
- ............ANSWER..........The medical professional who receives the
oral report from the EMT during the transfer of patient care.
Receiving medical facility
- ............ANSWER..........The location where the patient is being
transported and requires a radio report from the EMT.
Patient evaluation
- ............ANSWER..........The process of assessing a patient's
condition, such as in cases of suspected TB.
