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EMT-BASIC REVIEW FOR NREMT CBT PRACTICE EXAMINATIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

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The safest ambulance driver is one who A. is physically fit B. has a positive attitude C. drives with due regard D. drives with lights and siren Correct Answer drives with due regard You are ... called to treat a 25-year-old man who is alert and having difficulty breathing. After making contact with your patient, he extends his arm out to allow you to take his blood pressure. This is an example of A. actual consent B. informed consent C. implied consent D. formal consent Correct Answer actual consent You are providing care to a male patient at the scene of a shooting. the police are at the scene collecting evidence Your actions should include A. limiting your care to the initial assessment. B. beginning care when the police authorize you to C. beginning immediate care as you would with any other patient D. providing care to the patient while manipulating the scene minimally. Correct Answer providing care to the patient while manipulating the scene minimally. Which of the following statements regarding the use of an escort vehicle when en route to an emergency call is true? A. an escort vehicle will allow you to arrive at the scene quicker. B. To avoid getting separated from the escort vehicle, you should closely follow it. C. An escort vehicle should be used only if you are unfamiliar with the patient’s location. D. With an escort vehicle, the risk of an accident at an intersection is reduced significantly. Correct Answer an escort vehicle should be used only if you are unfamiliar with the patient’s location. You arrive at the scene of a fall where you encounter a male patient who fell approximately 30' and landed on his head. He is unconscious with an open head injury and exposed brain matter. Upon identifying this patient as an organ-donor, you should A. request authorization from medical control not to initiate care. B. manage the patient aggressively and provide rapid transport C. recognize that the patient's injuries disqualify him as an organ donor. D. provide supportive care only because the [Show More]

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