NYS EMT Practice Test (2026-2027) ACTUAL
EXAM (TESTING REAL EXAM QUESTIONS) AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS (MULTIPLE CHOICES)
|COMPLETE SOLUTIONS |A+ GRADED |100%
CORRECT!!2026 EDITION
The six-pointed Star of Life emblem identifies vehicles that:
A) are staffed by a minimum of one certified advanced EMT (AEMT)
B) meet federal specifications as licensed or certified ambulances
C) are equipped with supplies to manage a mass-casualty situation
D) have complied with state regulations for ambulance certification
B) meet federal specifications as licensed or certified ambulances
The purpose of a jump kit is to:
A) facilitate defibrillation within 5 to 10 minutes after making patient
contact
B) manage a critically injured patient until he or she is loaded into
the ambulance
C) carry advanced life support equipment approved by the EMS
medical director
D) contain anything that you might need during the first 5 minutes of
patient care
D) contain anything that you might need during the first 5 minutes of
patient care
,General guidelines for safe ambulance driving include all of the
following, EXCEPT:
A) avoiding one-way streets whenever possible
B) assuming that other drivers will not see you
C) regularly using the siren as much as possible
D) avoiding routes with heavy traffic congestion
C) regularly using the siren as much as possible
The MOST common and usually the most serious ambulance
crashes occur at:
A) stop signs
B) stop lights
C) intersections
D) railroad crossings
C) intersections
Your primary concern when arriving at the scene of a motor vehicle
crash is:
A) gaining access to the patient(s)
B) requesting additional resources
C) immediately beginning triage
D) surveying the area for hazards
D) surveying the area for hazards
,Upon arriving at the scene of a motor vehicle crash, you can see
three patients, one who is entrapped in his car and two who have
been ejected from their vehicle. You should:
A) begin triage to determine injury severity
B) call medical control for further direction
C) immediately request additional resources
D) request law enforcement for traffic control
C) immediately request additional resources
_____ is defined as the ability to reach the patient.
A) Access
B) Rescue
C) Extrication
D) Disentanglement
A) Access
When determining the exact location and position of the patient(s)
in a wrecked vehicle, you and your team should routinely consider
all of the following, EXCEPT:
A) the position of the crashed vehicle
B) hazards that pose a risk to rescuers
C) the make and model of the vehicle
D) the possibility of vehicle instability
C) the make and model of the vehicle
, After taking diphenhydramine (Benadryl) for an allergic reaction, a
person begins experiencing drowsiness and a dry mouth. These
findings are an example of a(n):
A) side effect
B) untoward effect
C) therapeutic effect
D) unpredictable effect
A) side effect
Advil, Nuprin, and Motrin are brand (trade) names for the generic
medication:
A) aspirin
B) nitrostat
C) ibuprofen
D) acetaminophen
C) ibuprofen
The _____ of a medication usually dictates the route by which it will be
administered.
A) type
B) form
C) class
D) name
B) form
EXAM (TESTING REAL EXAM QUESTIONS) AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS (MULTIPLE CHOICES)
|COMPLETE SOLUTIONS |A+ GRADED |100%
CORRECT!!2026 EDITION
The six-pointed Star of Life emblem identifies vehicles that:
A) are staffed by a minimum of one certified advanced EMT (AEMT)
B) meet federal specifications as licensed or certified ambulances
C) are equipped with supplies to manage a mass-casualty situation
D) have complied with state regulations for ambulance certification
B) meet federal specifications as licensed or certified ambulances
The purpose of a jump kit is to:
A) facilitate defibrillation within 5 to 10 minutes after making patient
contact
B) manage a critically injured patient until he or she is loaded into
the ambulance
C) carry advanced life support equipment approved by the EMS
medical director
D) contain anything that you might need during the first 5 minutes of
patient care
D) contain anything that you might need during the first 5 minutes of
patient care
,General guidelines for safe ambulance driving include all of the
following, EXCEPT:
A) avoiding one-way streets whenever possible
B) assuming that other drivers will not see you
C) regularly using the siren as much as possible
D) avoiding routes with heavy traffic congestion
C) regularly using the siren as much as possible
The MOST common and usually the most serious ambulance
crashes occur at:
A) stop signs
B) stop lights
C) intersections
D) railroad crossings
C) intersections
Your primary concern when arriving at the scene of a motor vehicle
crash is:
A) gaining access to the patient(s)
B) requesting additional resources
C) immediately beginning triage
D) surveying the area for hazards
D) surveying the area for hazards
,Upon arriving at the scene of a motor vehicle crash, you can see
three patients, one who is entrapped in his car and two who have
been ejected from their vehicle. You should:
A) begin triage to determine injury severity
B) call medical control for further direction
C) immediately request additional resources
D) request law enforcement for traffic control
C) immediately request additional resources
_____ is defined as the ability to reach the patient.
A) Access
B) Rescue
C) Extrication
D) Disentanglement
A) Access
When determining the exact location and position of the patient(s)
in a wrecked vehicle, you and your team should routinely consider
all of the following, EXCEPT:
A) the position of the crashed vehicle
B) hazards that pose a risk to rescuers
C) the make and model of the vehicle
D) the possibility of vehicle instability
C) the make and model of the vehicle
, After taking diphenhydramine (Benadryl) for an allergic reaction, a
person begins experiencing drowsiness and a dry mouth. These
findings are an example of a(n):
A) side effect
B) untoward effect
C) therapeutic effect
D) unpredictable effect
A) side effect
Advil, Nuprin, and Motrin are brand (trade) names for the generic
medication:
A) aspirin
B) nitrostat
C) ibuprofen
D) acetaminophen
C) ibuprofen
The _____ of a medication usually dictates the route by which it will be
administered.
A) type
B) form
C) class
D) name
B) form
