SNHD EMS Protocol Exam EMT
Basic (Latest Update )
Licensure Exam Questions &
Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct
Question:
How many inches of penetration during a MVA into the occupied area of a
vehicle indicates an automatic transport to a trauma center?
A) 16
B) 12
C) 12 but only of they were extricated
D) 16 but only if they were extricated
Answer:
B) 12
,Question:
What signs would indicate that a patient may have CHF?
A) Pink frothy sputum
B) peripheral (pedal?) edema
C) Bilateral Rales
D) All of the above
Answer:
D) All of the above
Question:
What type of patient requires you to contact the receiving facility?
A) Any ALOC
B) Any behavioral
C) Any Cardiac History
D) All of the above
Answer:
A)
,Question:
What type and BSA percentage would indicate that you need to take a patient
to a burn center?
A) Partial Thickness Burns >10% BSA
B) Superficial Burns >20% BSA
C) Partial Thickness Burns <5% BSA
D) Superficial Burns >30% BSA
Answer:
Partial Thickness Burns >10% BSA
Question:
What do you do when a patient refuses care and refuses to sign the refusal?
A) Sign for them
B) Document that they refused to sign
C) Have a bystander sign for them
D) Take them anyway
Answer:
B)
, Question:
A male pt has just been removed from a burning building and has burns with
smoldering clothing. What do you do?
A) Smother the patient with a blanket
B) Advise them to stop, drop, and roll
C) Use water and saline to stop the smoldering and remove the clothes
D) Drench them in burn gel
Answer:
C)
Question:
You just made contact with a 38 year old female who is wheezing and has a
history of asthma. What's your next move?
A) Epinephrine
B) Assist her with her own metered dose inhaler
C) Give Benadryl from the stock cabinet
D) Use an albuterol nebulizer
Answer:
B)
Basic (Latest Update )
Licensure Exam Questions &
Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct
Question:
How many inches of penetration during a MVA into the occupied area of a
vehicle indicates an automatic transport to a trauma center?
A) 16
B) 12
C) 12 but only of they were extricated
D) 16 but only if they were extricated
Answer:
B) 12
,Question:
What signs would indicate that a patient may have CHF?
A) Pink frothy sputum
B) peripheral (pedal?) edema
C) Bilateral Rales
D) All of the above
Answer:
D) All of the above
Question:
What type of patient requires you to contact the receiving facility?
A) Any ALOC
B) Any behavioral
C) Any Cardiac History
D) All of the above
Answer:
A)
,Question:
What type and BSA percentage would indicate that you need to take a patient
to a burn center?
A) Partial Thickness Burns >10% BSA
B) Superficial Burns >20% BSA
C) Partial Thickness Burns <5% BSA
D) Superficial Burns >30% BSA
Answer:
Partial Thickness Burns >10% BSA
Question:
What do you do when a patient refuses care and refuses to sign the refusal?
A) Sign for them
B) Document that they refused to sign
C) Have a bystander sign for them
D) Take them anyway
Answer:
B)
, Question:
A male pt has just been removed from a burning building and has burns with
smoldering clothing. What do you do?
A) Smother the patient with a blanket
B) Advise them to stop, drop, and roll
C) Use water and saline to stop the smoldering and remove the clothes
D) Drench them in burn gel
Answer:
C)
Question:
You just made contact with a 38 year old female who is wheezing and has a
history of asthma. What's your next move?
A) Epinephrine
B) Assist her with her own metered dose inhaler
C) Give Benadryl from the stock cabinet
D) Use an albuterol nebulizer
Answer:
B)
