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EMT FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2024 WITH 399 STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | RATED A+

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EMT FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2024 WITH 399 STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | RATED A+ 1. When working as an independent health care group member, the EMT should expect that he or she: A) will receive no support or guidance from an EMS supervisor. B) will be specifically instructed on how to perform a specific task. C) does not have to wait for an assignment before performing a task. D) will rely on the group leader for making virtually all decisions. - Answer>>> C 2. Which of the following will help improve radio communications? A) Wait 1 second after pressing the transmit button before speaking. B) Hold the radio at least 6 inches from your mouth. C) Use codes to speed communication. D) Answer questions with "yes" or "no." - Answer>>> A 3. Which of the following statements regarding a patient refusal is correct? A) A patient who consumed a few beers will likely be able to refuse EMS treatment. B) Advice given to a patient who refuses EMS treatment should not be documented. C) A mentally competent adult has the legal right to refuse EMS care and transport. D) Documentation of proposed care is unnecessary if the patient refuses treatment. - Answer>>> C 4.When assessing a patient's abdomen, you will evaluate for all of the following, EXCEPT: A) subcutaneous emphysema. B) open wounds or eviscerations. C) gross bleeding and tenderness. D) rigidity and obvious bleeding. - Answer>>> A 2. Ketone production is the result of: A) acidosis when blood glucose levels are low. B) blood glucose levels higher than 120 mg/dL. C) fat metabolization when glucose is unavailable. D) rapid entry of glucose across the cell membrane. - Answer>>> C 3. When obtaining a SAMPLE history from a patient with diabetes, it would be MOST important to determine: A) if he or she has had any recent illnesses or excessive stress. B) approximately how much water the patient drank that day. C) if there is a family history of diabetes or related conditions. D) the name of the physician who prescribed his or her insulin. - Answer>>> A 4. You respond to a residence for a patient who is "not acting right." As you approach the door, the patient, a 35-year-old male, begins shouting profanities at you and your partner while holding a baseball bat. The man is confused and diaphoretic, and is wearing a medical identification bracelet. You should: A) calm him down so you can assess him. B) be assertive and talk the patient down. C) contact medical control for instructions. D) retreat at once and call law enforcement. - Answer>>> D 5. The onset of hypoglycemia can occur within: A) seconds. B) minutes. C) hours. D) days. - Answer>>> B

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