HOSA EMT EXAM WITH ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT /VERIFIED ANSWERS 2025/2026|
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What is Colle's Fracture - ANSWER-fracture of the wrist
What is Fick principle? - ANSWER-how oxygen transported
through the body
What is the main respiratory control? - ANSWER-medulla
Patient with productive cough and pitting edema and ascites? -
ANSWER-chronic bronchitis copd patient
Where does the miller blade go? - ANSWER-under the epiglottis
How to treat Aspirin OD? - ANSWER-Sodium Bi
What is Brudzinki sign of? - ANSWER-Meningitis
What do telemetry transmit? - ANSWER-uhf 450mhz
How much blood need to lose to change blood pressure to drop?
- ANSWER-20%
,How much for narrow pulse pressure? - ANSWER-15%
Patient with flank pain and occurs 6-12 weeks from implantation?
– ANSWER-Ectopic pregnancy
What is the first stage of labor? - ANSWER-complete dilation of
cevix and end with effacement
What is the second stage of labor? - ANSWER-fully dilated and
ends with the birth of the baby
What is the 3rd stage of labor? - ANSWER-after birth and ends
after delivery of placenta
How much blood does the body holds? - ANSWER-6L
What's difference between subdural and Epidural hematoma? –
ANSWER-Subdural-slow relapse into coma
What is considered true hypothermia? - ANSWER-95 degrees or
35 C
What is considered mild hypothermia? - ANSWER-86-93 degrees
,What is considered severe hypothermia? - ANSWER-less than 86
Sign/Symptom left side heart failure? - ANSWER-tachycardia,
cyanosis,labored breathing, rales, coughing ,blood-tinged
sputum, pulmonary edema
Respiratory acidosis is caused by? - ANSWER-hypoxia and
apneac (increase c02 decrease PH)
Respiratory alkalosis is caused by? - ANSWER-
HYPERVENTILATION ( c02 down ph up)
Metabolic acidosis is caused by? - ANSWER-build up of lactic
acids(normal c02, ph down)
How do you calculate the average systolic BP of a child 1-10
years old? - ANSWER-80 mmHg + (2X Years of age)
What Does APGAR Stand for? - ANSWER-Appearance, Pulse,
Grimace, Activity, Respiration. A Perfect APGAR score is 10.
What is the McRobert Position? - ANSWER-A position where
pregnant mothers who must wait to deliver due to turtle signs,
, must be put into. They lie on their backs with the knees drawn up
as close to the body as possible.
How many liters of blood are in the average 3 year old? -
ANSWER-about 3 lits.
What percent of oxygen is room air? - ANSWER-21%
What is "air" mostly composed of? - ANSWER-Nitrogen ( about
78%)
What are signs of Decompensated shock in pediatric patients? -
ANSWER-Absent peripheral pulses, and absent cap refill (more
than 4 secs).
If a patient is found unconscious and there are no bystanders,
what type of consent allows the patient to be treated? - ANSWER-
Implied consent
Metabolic alkalosis is caused by? - ANSWER-excessive diarrhea
and vomiting (increased ph)
PID? - ANSWER-shuffle gait, pain with intercourse
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT /VERIFIED ANSWERS 2025/2026|
100% RATED CORRECT!!
What is Colle's Fracture - ANSWER-fracture of the wrist
What is Fick principle? - ANSWER-how oxygen transported
through the body
What is the main respiratory control? - ANSWER-medulla
Patient with productive cough and pitting edema and ascites? -
ANSWER-chronic bronchitis copd patient
Where does the miller blade go? - ANSWER-under the epiglottis
How to treat Aspirin OD? - ANSWER-Sodium Bi
What is Brudzinki sign of? - ANSWER-Meningitis
What do telemetry transmit? - ANSWER-uhf 450mhz
How much blood need to lose to change blood pressure to drop?
- ANSWER-20%
,How much for narrow pulse pressure? - ANSWER-15%
Patient with flank pain and occurs 6-12 weeks from implantation?
– ANSWER-Ectopic pregnancy
What is the first stage of labor? - ANSWER-complete dilation of
cevix and end with effacement
What is the second stage of labor? - ANSWER-fully dilated and
ends with the birth of the baby
What is the 3rd stage of labor? - ANSWER-after birth and ends
after delivery of placenta
How much blood does the body holds? - ANSWER-6L
What's difference between subdural and Epidural hematoma? –
ANSWER-Subdural-slow relapse into coma
What is considered true hypothermia? - ANSWER-95 degrees or
35 C
What is considered mild hypothermia? - ANSWER-86-93 degrees
,What is considered severe hypothermia? - ANSWER-less than 86
Sign/Symptom left side heart failure? - ANSWER-tachycardia,
cyanosis,labored breathing, rales, coughing ,blood-tinged
sputum, pulmonary edema
Respiratory acidosis is caused by? - ANSWER-hypoxia and
apneac (increase c02 decrease PH)
Respiratory alkalosis is caused by? - ANSWER-
HYPERVENTILATION ( c02 down ph up)
Metabolic acidosis is caused by? - ANSWER-build up of lactic
acids(normal c02, ph down)
How do you calculate the average systolic BP of a child 1-10
years old? - ANSWER-80 mmHg + (2X Years of age)
What Does APGAR Stand for? - ANSWER-Appearance, Pulse,
Grimace, Activity, Respiration. A Perfect APGAR score is 10.
What is the McRobert Position? - ANSWER-A position where
pregnant mothers who must wait to deliver due to turtle signs,
, must be put into. They lie on their backs with the knees drawn up
as close to the body as possible.
How many liters of blood are in the average 3 year old? -
ANSWER-about 3 lits.
What percent of oxygen is room air? - ANSWER-21%
What is "air" mostly composed of? - ANSWER-Nitrogen ( about
78%)
What are signs of Decompensated shock in pediatric patients? -
ANSWER-Absent peripheral pulses, and absent cap refill (more
than 4 secs).
If a patient is found unconscious and there are no bystanders,
what type of consent allows the patient to be treated? - ANSWER-
Implied consent
Metabolic alkalosis is caused by? - ANSWER-excessive diarrhea
and vomiting (increased ph)
PID? - ANSWER-shuffle gait, pain with intercourse
