Answer the following Scenario:

Begin assessing the other patients.

Answer the following scenario:

Dry patient’s chest, attach AED, turn it on and follow the directions

Answer the following scenario:

Manage and maintain the airway.

Answer the following Scenario:

His abdomen is firm, distended and tender.

Answer the following scenario:

Bandage with sterile dressing and take the patient for wound cleaning.

Answer the following scenario:

Begin CPR and apply AED as soon as its available.

Answer the following Scenario:

Do not leave the patient unattended.

Answer the following scenario:

A non-rebreather mask at 12-15 lpm.

Answer the following scenario:

Roll the patient on his left side.

Answer the following scenario:

A non-rebreather mask set at 12-15 lpm.

Answer the following scenario:

Administer supplemental oxygen.

Answer the following scenario:

Immediately resume compressions and rescue breathing.

Answer the following Scenario:

Overview the scene to determine a safe area to stage the ambulance.

After establishing the lack of responsiveness in a 17-year-old male with an open skull fracture, your next priority is:

Assess for and control major bleeding.

Answer the following Scenario:

The immobilization team failed to pad the patient’s shoulders.

Answer the following scenario:

Pink, frothy sputum in the airway.

Answer the following Scenario:

Protect the patient from injury and monitor the airway.

Answer the following scenario:

A non-rebreather mask at 15 lpm.

Answer the following scenario:

The patient can feel her heart skip.

Answer the following Scenario:

Assist ventilations with a bag-valve-mask.

Answer the following scenario:

Remove the stick from the cheek and control bleeding both inside and out.

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1
Answer the following Scenario:
Apply supplemental oxygen to the patient who called 911.
Begin assessing the other patients.
Set up your ambulance for immediate transport.
Obtain AMA forms from the people refusing care.
2
Answer the following scenario:
The pupils are unequal.
An elevated heart rate.
Capillary refill is delayed.
The skin is pale, cold and clammy.
3
Answer the following scenario:
Dry patient’s chest, attach AED, turn it on and follow the directions
Remove all of his clothing, dry him off completely, and then attach the AED
Immobilize the patient on a backboard and then resume CPR at a 30:2 ratio
Turn the patient on his side, decompress the stomach and then return to CPR
4
Answer the following scenario:
Prepare for ALS transportation.
Press analyze on the defibrillator.
Apply pulse oximetry to finger.
Manage and maintain the airway.
5
Answer the following Scenario:
The patient vomiting prior to your arrival.
His abdomen is firm, distended and tender.
The pain radiating to his lower quadrant.
He tells you he drank too much soda today.
6
Answer the following scenario:
How many pills did she take?
What medication did she take?
Were the medications new?
Why is she on that particular depression medication?
7
Which of the following pathologies make patients at high risk for acute renal failure?
Hypertension.
Uncontrolled diabetes.
Polycystic kidney disease.
Shock.
8
Answer the following scenario:
Stair chair.
Flexible stretcher.
Vest-type extrication device.
Scoop stretcher.
9
Answer the following scenario:
Open the wound, attempt to clean with sterile water and then bandage.
Open the wound, attempt to clean with alcohol and then bandage.
Apply a triple antibiotic ointment and leave the wound open to the air.
Bandage with sterile dressing and take the patient for wound cleaning.
10
Answer the following Scenario:
Sweating too much.
Cooling off too quickly.
Heat exhaustion.
Drinking too many sports drinks.
11
In the average adult, the sudden loss of ________ cc of blood is considered serious.
150
750
500
1,000
12
Answer the following scenario:
Confirm the patient is not breathing.
Begin CPR and apply AED as soon as its available.
Check for “do not resuscitate” order and history.
Confirm the patient has no medic alert tags.
13
Answer the following Scenario:
excited delirium.
sensory excitement.
intoxication reaction.
chemical delirium.
14
Answer the following scenario:
Place a nasopharyngeal airway.
Place an oropharyngeal airway.
Place a cervical collar.
Suction the nose with a flexible catheter.
15
Answer the following Scenario:
Determine the direction that she slit his wrists.
Find the cause of her depressed feelings.
Obtain a complete SAMPLE history.
Do not leave the patient unattended.
16
Answer the following scenario:
A non-rebreather mask at 12-15 lpm.
A simple face mask at 4 lpm.
A nasal cannula at 4 to 6 lpm.
A bag-valve-mask device.
17
Answer the following scenario:
Roll the patient on his left side.
Place the patient in an upright position.
Provide two ventilations with a BVM.
Place supine and open the patient's airway.
18
Answer the following scenario:
A nasal cannula set at 4 lpm.
Avoid oxygen and place in a position of comfort.
A non-rebreather mask set at 12-15 lpm.
Assisting ventilations with a BVM on room air.
19
Answer the following scenario:
Place an oral airway and assist ventilations.
Administer supplemental oxygen.
Place the patient in an upright position.
Administer nitroglycerin.
20
Answer the following scenario:
Immediately resume compressions and rescue breathing.
Place in the recovery position and assess his neurological status.
Open the airway and check for the return of breathing and pulse.
Press the analyze button again and verify that no shock is indicated.
21
The process of air moving in and out of the chest is called:
ventilation.
inhalation.
respiration.
tidal volume.
22
Answer the following scenario:
Strong pedal pulse present.
Warm, pink and dry skin.
A blood pressure of 180/120.
A firm distended abdomen.
23
Answer the following Scenario:
Overview the scene to determine a safe area to stage the ambulance.
Begin unloading equipment that may be needed in the triage area.
Drive around the block until law enforcement apprehends the assailant.
Begin triaging the children while law enforcement secures the scene.
24
After establishing the lack of responsiveness in a 17-year-old male with an open skull fracture, your next priority is:
Assess for and control major bleeding.
Assess airway and support ventilations.
Backboard the patient with full spinal precautions.
Bandage the open skull fracture to prevent infection.
25
Answer the following scenario:
On his left side.
Lying supine.
Sitting upright.
Semi-Fowlers.
26
Answer the following Scenario:
The child has stopped breathing due to extensive fluid loss.
The child has a foreign body airway obstruction.
The immobilization team failed to pad the patient’s shoulders.
The child has a closed head injury.
27
Answer the following Scenario:
A rapid heart rate.
Rapid capillary refill.
Pink, warm extremities.
Decreased respiratory rate.
28
The seat of respiratory control is found in the:
lungs.
medulla oblongata.
nose.
chest.
29
Answer the following scenario:
Muffled heart sounds and decreased pulse pressure.
A respiratory rate lower than normal.
Skin that is red and warm to the touch.
Pink, frothy sputum in the airway.
30
Answer the following Scenario:
clumping.
sludging.
clotting.
aggregation.
31
Answer the following Scenario:
Insert an oropharyngeal airway to act as a bite block.
Attempt to cool the patient with a damp washcloth.
Protect the patient from injury and monitor the airway.
Assist the parents in administering Tylenol to the child.
32
Answer the following scenario:
A non-rebreather mask at 15 lpm.
A Venturi mask at 12 lpm.
A partial rebreather at 15 lpm.
A nasal cannula at 2 lpm.
33
Answer the following scenario:
Check for pedal edema.
Check blood pressure.
Listen for muffled heart tones.
Listen for equal lung sounds.
34
Answer the following scenario:
The adequacy of the airway.
The patient’s heart rate.
The patient’s blood pressure.
The volume of each breath.
35
Answer the following scenario:
Oropharyngeal airway.
Jaw thrust.
Head tilt/chin lift.
Nasopharyngeal airway.
36
Answer the following scenario:
No radiation of her chest discomfort.
The patient has pale skin.
The patient can feel her heart skip.
The patient is restless.
37
The pressure that is created when the heart pushes the blood throughout the circulatory system is called:
osmotic pressure.
oncotic pressure.
hyperstatic pressure.
hydrostatic pressure.
38
Answer the following Scenario:
Assist ventilations with a bag-valve-mask.
Place the patient in a Fowler’s position.
Place the patient on her right side.
Cool the patient with cold compresses on the abdomen.
39
Answer the following scenario:
Remove the stick from the cheek and control bleeding both inside and out.
Apply pressure to the temporal artery in an effort to control the bleeding.
Stabilize the stick in place and immobilize the patient on a long board.
Place the patient on his side and allow the blood to drain from his airway.
40
Which of the following sounds may be heard in lower respiratory obstruction?
Stridor.
Crowing.
Snoring.
Wheezing.

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Questions 40

Answers

1
Answer the following Scenario:
Apply supplemental oxygen to the patient who called 911.
Begin assessing the other patients.
Set up your ambulance for immediate transport.
Obtain AMA forms from the people refusing care.
2
Answer the following scenario:
The pupils are unequal.
An elevated heart rate.
Capillary refill is delayed.
The skin is pale, cold and clammy.
3
Answer the following scenario:
Dry patient’s chest, attach AED, turn it on and follow the directions
Remove all of his clothing, dry him off completely, and then attach the AED
Immobilize the patient on a backboard and then resume CPR at a 30:2 ratio
Turn the patient on his side, decompress the stomach and then return to CPR
4
Answer the following scenario:
Prepare for ALS transportation.
Press analyze on the defibrillator.
Apply pulse oximetry to finger.
Manage and maintain the airway.
5
Answer the following Scenario:
The patient vomiting prior to your arrival.
His abdomen is firm, distended and tender.
The pain radiating to his lower quadrant.
He tells you he drank too much soda today.
6
Answer the following scenario:
How many pills did she take?
What medication did she take?
Were the medications new?
Why is she on that particular depression medication?
7
Which of the following pathologies make patients at high risk for acute renal failure?
Hypertension.
Uncontrolled diabetes.
Polycystic kidney disease.
Shock.
8
Answer the following scenario:
Stair chair.
Flexible stretcher.
Vest-type extrication device.
Scoop stretcher.
9
Answer the following scenario:
Open the wound, attempt to clean with sterile water and then bandage.
Open the wound, attempt to clean with alcohol and then bandage.
Apply a triple antibiotic ointment and leave the wound open to the air.
Bandage with sterile dressing and take the patient for wound cleaning.
10
Answer the following Scenario:
Sweating too much.
Cooling off too quickly.
Heat exhaustion.
Drinking too many sports drinks.
11
In the average adult, the sudden loss of ________ cc of blood is considered serious.
150
750
500
1,000
12
Answer the following scenario:
Confirm the patient is not breathing.
Begin CPR and apply AED as soon as its available.
Check for “do not resuscitate” order and history.
Confirm the patient has no medic alert tags.
13
Answer the following Scenario:
excited delirium.
sensory excitement.
intoxication reaction.
chemical delirium.
14
Answer the following scenario:
Place a nasopharyngeal airway.
Place an oropharyngeal airway.
Place a cervical collar.
Suction the nose with a flexible catheter.
15
Answer the following Scenario:
Determine the direction that she slit his wrists.
Find the cause of her depressed feelings.
Obtain a complete SAMPLE history.
Do not leave the patient unattended.
16
Answer the following scenario:
A non-rebreather mask at 12-15 lpm.
A simple face mask at 4 lpm.
A nasal cannula at 4 to 6 lpm.
A bag-valve-mask device.
17
Answer the following scenario:
Roll the patient on his left side.
Place the patient in an upright position.
Provide two ventilations with a BVM.
Place supine and open the patient's airway.
18
Answer the following scenario:
A nasal cannula set at 4 lpm.
Avoid oxygen and place in a position of comfort.
A non-rebreather mask set at 12-15 lpm.
Assisting ventilations with a BVM on room air.
19
Answer the following scenario:
Place an oral airway and assist ventilations.
Administer supplemental oxygen.
Place the patient in an upright position.
Administer nitroglycerin.
20
Answer the following scenario:
Immediately resume compressions and rescue breathing.
Place in the recovery position and assess his neurological status.
Open the airway and check for the return of breathing and pulse.
Press the analyze button again and verify that no shock is indicated.
21
The process of air moving in and out of the chest is called:
ventilation.
inhalation.
respiration.
tidal volume.
22
Answer the following scenario:
Strong pedal pulse present.
Warm, pink and dry skin.
A blood pressure of 180/120.
A firm distended abdomen.
23
Answer the following Scenario:
Overview the scene to determine a safe area to stage the ambulance.
Begin unloading equipment that may be needed in the triage area.
Drive around the block until law enforcement apprehends the assailant.
Begin triaging the children while law enforcement secures the scene.
24
After establishing the lack of responsiveness in a 17-year-old male with an open skull fracture, your next priority is:
Assess for and control major bleeding.
Assess airway and support ventilations.
Backboard the patient with full spinal precautions.
Bandage the open skull fracture to prevent infection.
25
Answer the following scenario:
On his left side.
Lying supine.
Sitting upright.
Semi-Fowlers.
26
Answer the following Scenario:
The child has stopped breathing due to extensive fluid loss.
The child has a foreign body airway obstruction.
The immobilization team failed to pad the patient’s shoulders.
The child has a closed head injury.
27
Answer the following Scenario:
A rapid heart rate.
Rapid capillary refill.
Pink, warm extremities.
Decreased respiratory rate.
28
The seat of respiratory control is found in the:
lungs.
medulla oblongata.
nose.
chest.
29
Answer the following scenario:
Muffled heart sounds and decreased pulse pressure.
A respiratory rate lower than normal.
Skin that is red and warm to the touch.
Pink, frothy sputum in the airway.
30
Answer the following Scenario:
clumping.
sludging.
clotting.
aggregation.
31
Answer the following Scenario:
Insert an oropharyngeal airway to act as a bite block.
Attempt to cool the patient with a damp washcloth.
Protect the patient from injury and monitor the airway.
Assist the parents in administering Tylenol to the child.
32
Answer the following scenario:
A non-rebreather mask at 15 lpm.
A Venturi mask at 12 lpm.
A partial rebreather at 15 lpm.
A nasal cannula at 2 lpm.
33
Answer the following scenario:
Check for pedal edema.
Check blood pressure.
Listen for muffled heart tones.
Listen for equal lung sounds.
34
Answer the following scenario:
The adequacy of the airway.
The patient’s heart rate.
The patient’s blood pressure.
The volume of each breath.
35
Answer the following scenario:
Oropharyngeal airway.
Jaw thrust.
Head tilt/chin lift.
Nasopharyngeal airway.
36
Answer the following scenario:
No radiation of her chest discomfort.
The patient has pale skin.
The patient can feel her heart skip.
The patient is restless.
37
The pressure that is created when the heart pushes the blood throughout the circulatory system is called:
osmotic pressure.
oncotic pressure.
hyperstatic pressure.
hydrostatic pressure.
38
Answer the following Scenario:
Assist ventilations with a bag-valve-mask.
Place the patient in a Fowler’s position.
Place the patient on her right side.
Cool the patient with cold compresses on the abdomen.
39
Answer the following scenario:
Remove the stick from the cheek and control bleeding both inside and out.
Apply pressure to the temporal artery in an effort to control the bleeding.
Stabilize the stick in place and immobilize the patient on a long board.
Place the patient on his side and allow the blood to drain from his airway.
40
Which of the following sounds may be heard in lower respiratory obstruction?
Stridor.
Crowing.
Snoring.
Wheezing.