Ivy Tech NREMT COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR TEST BANK
PRACTICE EXAM 2026/2027 COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM
REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
WITH DETALED RATIONALES (100% CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS) CURRENTLY UPDATED VERSION 2026
EDITION |GUARANTEED PASS A+ |FULL REVISED EXAM
To which patient should you administer oral glucose?
A. 60-year-old female behaving as if she is intoxicated, and whose
daughter informs you that she takes insulin by injection
B. 45-year-old male with a history of diabetes behaving erratically
after falling and hitting his head in the bathtub
C. 70-year-old male with a long history of diabetes who is
unconscious and cannot swallow
D. 52-year-old female who tells you that she is feeling dizzy and has
low blood sugar
ANSWERS: A
The focused history for patients with altered mental status should
include questions about a history of trauma, diabetes, seizures and
which of the following?
A. heart disease
B. pregnancy
C. fever
D. stress
ANSWERS: C
,All of the following may be signs of an allergic reaction except:
A. headache and dizziness
B. rapid, labored breathing
C. decreased blood pressure
D. decreased heart rate
ANSWERS: D
Under medical direction, the EMT-Basic may administer epinephrine
to a patient with respiratory distress or hypoperfusion resulting from
an allergic reaction if the:
A. patient has no history of heart disease
B. patient is in severe respiratory distress or arrest
C. medication has been prescribed for this patient
D. medication has been stored in the refrigerator
ANSWERS: C
Ethics is best described as:
A. the principles of conduct, concerns for what is right or wrong,
good or bad
B. a code of conduct put forward by a society or some other group
such as religion
C. the principle of doing good for the patient
D. the obligation to treat all patients fairly
ANSWERS: A
,A sign of generalized cold emergency, or hypothermia, is cool skin
on the
A. feet or hands
B. ears
C. face
D. abdomen
ANSWERS: D
Which of the following indicates that a patient with hyperthermia is
in serious danger?
A. hot skin
B. moist skin
C. muscles cramps
D. dizziness
ANSWERS: A
Your patient has been stung by a bee, and the stinger is present in
the wound. You should attempt to remove it by:
A. grabbing it with sterile tweezers
B. cutting around it with a knife
C. scraping it away with a rigid object
D. grabbing it with your fingers
ANSWERS: C
, In legal terms, a tort is a(n)
A. civil wrong committed by one individual against another
B. criminal wrongdoing
C. action by an employee for a workers' compensation claim
D. breach of contract
ANSWERS: A
Which of the following are signs of early respiratory distress in
children and infants?
A. breathing rate of less than ten per minute, limp muscle tone, slow
or absent heart rate, weak or absent distal pulses
B. increased rate of breathing, nasal flaring, intercostal or
supraclavicular retractions, mottled skin color, abdominal muscle
tone
C. altered mental status, respiratory rate of over 60 or under 20
breaths per minute, severe retractions, severe use of accessory
muscles
D. inability to cough, crying with tears but no sounds, cyanosis,
abdominal or chest-wall movements with absent breath sounds
ANSWERS: B
PRACTICE EXAM 2026/2027 COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM
REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
WITH DETALED RATIONALES (100% CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS) CURRENTLY UPDATED VERSION 2026
EDITION |GUARANTEED PASS A+ |FULL REVISED EXAM
To which patient should you administer oral glucose?
A. 60-year-old female behaving as if she is intoxicated, and whose
daughter informs you that she takes insulin by injection
B. 45-year-old male with a history of diabetes behaving erratically
after falling and hitting his head in the bathtub
C. 70-year-old male with a long history of diabetes who is
unconscious and cannot swallow
D. 52-year-old female who tells you that she is feeling dizzy and has
low blood sugar
ANSWERS: A
The focused history for patients with altered mental status should
include questions about a history of trauma, diabetes, seizures and
which of the following?
A. heart disease
B. pregnancy
C. fever
D. stress
ANSWERS: C
,All of the following may be signs of an allergic reaction except:
A. headache and dizziness
B. rapid, labored breathing
C. decreased blood pressure
D. decreased heart rate
ANSWERS: D
Under medical direction, the EMT-Basic may administer epinephrine
to a patient with respiratory distress or hypoperfusion resulting from
an allergic reaction if the:
A. patient has no history of heart disease
B. patient is in severe respiratory distress or arrest
C. medication has been prescribed for this patient
D. medication has been stored in the refrigerator
ANSWERS: C
Ethics is best described as:
A. the principles of conduct, concerns for what is right or wrong,
good or bad
B. a code of conduct put forward by a society or some other group
such as religion
C. the principle of doing good for the patient
D. the obligation to treat all patients fairly
ANSWERS: A
,A sign of generalized cold emergency, or hypothermia, is cool skin
on the
A. feet or hands
B. ears
C. face
D. abdomen
ANSWERS: D
Which of the following indicates that a patient with hyperthermia is
in serious danger?
A. hot skin
B. moist skin
C. muscles cramps
D. dizziness
ANSWERS: A
Your patient has been stung by a bee, and the stinger is present in
the wound. You should attempt to remove it by:
A. grabbing it with sterile tweezers
B. cutting around it with a knife
C. scraping it away with a rigid object
D. grabbing it with your fingers
ANSWERS: C
, In legal terms, a tort is a(n)
A. civil wrong committed by one individual against another
B. criminal wrongdoing
C. action by an employee for a workers' compensation claim
D. breach of contract
ANSWERS: A
Which of the following are signs of early respiratory distress in
children and infants?
A. breathing rate of less than ten per minute, limp muscle tone, slow
or absent heart rate, weak or absent distal pulses
B. increased rate of breathing, nasal flaring, intercostal or
supraclavicular retractions, mottled skin color, abdominal muscle
tone
C. altered mental status, respiratory rate of over 60 or under 20
breaths per minute, severe retractions, severe use of accessory
muscles
D. inability to cough, crying with tears but no sounds, cyanosis,
abdominal or chest-wall movements with absent breath sounds
ANSWERS: B
