Schertz EMS Academy - EMT/EMS - AAOS
12th Edition Combined Sets Exam
Questions With Revised Correct Detailed
Answers |ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS
2024 >> BRAND NEW VERSION!!
1) What is the State Certification length?
4yrs
2) What kind of issue does a patient have if the "Can't talk"?
Lower Airway
3) What does cyanosis show?
Blue color = Hypoxic
4) What does a Thready Pulse indicate?
(Weak/Rapid) = Shock
5) What is the FASTEST way to clear the airway?
Turn the head
6) What is the FASTEST way to control bleeding?
Direct pressure (Pressure is faster than a tourniquet)
7) What is the #1 preventive measure?
Washing hands
, 8) What is used to reference Hazmat guidance?
Emergency Response Guide
9) What are the 7 Stages of Grieving?
1. Shock and denial. (This is a state of disbelief and numbed feelings.)
2. Pain and guilt.
3. Anger and bargaining.
4. Depression.
5. The upward turn.
6. Reconstruction and working through.
7. Acceptance and hope.
10) What are the 4 elements of negligence?
-Duty - Defendant ownd a "duty of care" to the plaintiff
-Breach of duty - Defendant's conduct breached that duty
-Damages - Plaintiff suffered actual injury or losses
-Causation - Defendant's conduct caused the plaintiff harm
11) What are THREATS considered?
Assault
12) What are TOUCH considered?
Battery
13) What are LIBEL considered?
Written
14) What are SLANDER considered?
Spoken
15) 1What is an "Emergency Suspension"
,Imminent danger to the public health and safety
16) Pallor (blanching)
White - Means no blood / body trying to compensate
17) Shunting
Blood moving from one area to another.
What do intercostal muscles need to move?
S/S of a Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
*Loss of consciousness from several minutes to hours.
*Persistent headache or headache that worsens.
*Repeated vomiting or nausea.
*Convulsions or seizures.
*Dilation of one or both pupils of the eyes.
*Clear fluids draining from the nose or ears.
*Inability to awaken from sleep.
*Bradycardia
Rate
Adequate breathing:
-Adult: /min
-Child: /min
-Infant: /min
-Adult: 12-20/min
-Child: 15-30/min
-Infant: 25-50/min
Rate
Inadequate breathing:
, - Above or below normal rates for the pts age group
Rhythm
Adequate breathing:
-?
Inadequate breathing:
-?
Adequate breathing:
-regular
Inadequate breathing:
-may be irregular
Quality of Sounds
Adequate breathing:
-?
Inadequate breathing:
-?
Quality of Sounds
Adequate breathing:
-present and equal
Inadequate breathing:
-diminished, unequal, or absent
Chest expansion
Adequate breathing:
12th Edition Combined Sets Exam
Questions With Revised Correct Detailed
Answers |ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS
2024 >> BRAND NEW VERSION!!
1) What is the State Certification length?
4yrs
2) What kind of issue does a patient have if the "Can't talk"?
Lower Airway
3) What does cyanosis show?
Blue color = Hypoxic
4) What does a Thready Pulse indicate?
(Weak/Rapid) = Shock
5) What is the FASTEST way to clear the airway?
Turn the head
6) What is the FASTEST way to control bleeding?
Direct pressure (Pressure is faster than a tourniquet)
7) What is the #1 preventive measure?
Washing hands
, 8) What is used to reference Hazmat guidance?
Emergency Response Guide
9) What are the 7 Stages of Grieving?
1. Shock and denial. (This is a state of disbelief and numbed feelings.)
2. Pain and guilt.
3. Anger and bargaining.
4. Depression.
5. The upward turn.
6. Reconstruction and working through.
7. Acceptance and hope.
10) What are the 4 elements of negligence?
-Duty - Defendant ownd a "duty of care" to the plaintiff
-Breach of duty - Defendant's conduct breached that duty
-Damages - Plaintiff suffered actual injury or losses
-Causation - Defendant's conduct caused the plaintiff harm
11) What are THREATS considered?
Assault
12) What are TOUCH considered?
Battery
13) What are LIBEL considered?
Written
14) What are SLANDER considered?
Spoken
15) 1What is an "Emergency Suspension"
,Imminent danger to the public health and safety
16) Pallor (blanching)
White - Means no blood / body trying to compensate
17) Shunting
Blood moving from one area to another.
What do intercostal muscles need to move?
S/S of a Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
*Loss of consciousness from several minutes to hours.
*Persistent headache or headache that worsens.
*Repeated vomiting or nausea.
*Convulsions or seizures.
*Dilation of one or both pupils of the eyes.
*Clear fluids draining from the nose or ears.
*Inability to awaken from sleep.
*Bradycardia
Rate
Adequate breathing:
-Adult: /min
-Child: /min
-Infant: /min
-Adult: 12-20/min
-Child: 15-30/min
-Infant: 25-50/min
Rate
Inadequate breathing:
, - Above or below normal rates for the pts age group
Rhythm
Adequate breathing:
-?
Inadequate breathing:
-?
Adequate breathing:
-regular
Inadequate breathing:
-may be irregular
Quality of Sounds
Adequate breathing:
-?
Inadequate breathing:
-?
Quality of Sounds
Adequate breathing:
-present and equal
Inadequate breathing:
-diminished, unequal, or absent
Chest expansion
Adequate breathing:
