NREMT Review Pt 1

The minimum data set on a PCR includes

Which statement regarding the transfer of care report is correct?

Which is most important to help determine if artificial ventilations are being delivered effectively?

To ease a child’s anxiety, it is usually best to

Which is a formalized process to help emergency workers deal with stress?

EMT roles & responsibilities include

Your 5-year-old patient is unresponsive. To determine if chest compressions are indicated, you should assess the

Which of the following medications is administered enterally?

PCRs have a section that allows you to free text a description of the call. This is known as the

Which is the backup system to the CO2 drive?

Which medication is used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose?

What federal agency regulates all radio operations in the United States?

Eating disorders are more common among which if the following age groups?

When a patient takes several prescription medications daily. This is known as:

Which statement is correct?

Which term is specific to resuscitation efforts & don’t affect treatment prior to the patient entering cardiac arrest?

Which is widely considered to mark the beginning of the modern EMS system?

Which is a definitive sign of death?

Your patient is 2 years old. She would be considered a(n)

Which indicates the need for supplemental oxygen by nasal cannula or non rebreather?

Which term refers to the degree of care a reasonable person w/ similar training should provide in a similar situation?

Which suggestion should you follow regarding patient care reports?

Your trauma patient has a widening pulse pressure. You should suspect

Which is a common side effect of nitroglycerin administration?

Which EMT activity is considered high risk for the patient?

While assessing an infant, you note depressed fontanelles. This indicates that the infant

A patient is complaining of knee pain from falling of their bicycle with no neck pain. In this case, neck pain would be

Which provides the best protection from exposure to an exposure to an airborne disease?

EMTs can help administer, but cannot carry, which medication?

EMS care today is based on…

During your assessment, you note the patient has irregular breathing. This means the patient

What abbreviations should be used on a PCR?

Which is an example of an objective observation?

Which describes the EMT level of training?

Which medication is an absorbent?

If an injury is directly due to an EMT’s action/inaction, which component of negligence is the EMT guilty of?

Your medical direction has just ordered administration of a medication for your patient. You should immediately:

Symptoms that are important to consider, but denied by the patient are known as

Which statement regarding stress is correct?

A patient is responsive to pain only. Airway is clear. How should you manage the patient’s airway?

From anatomical position, which of the following is the lateral bone in the forearm?

Ventral refers to the

A patient has dizziness, headaches, & nausea. In the home you detect a strong odor & your eyes begin to water you should

Your adult patient is unconscious, breathing adequately, has a pulse, & no trauma. The patient should be positioned

Which term refers to the actions an EMS provider is legally allowed to perform based on their license/certification?

The frontal plane divides the body into

Which move is used when the scene is dangerous & the patient must be moved before providing care?

Which statement regarding homeostasis is correct?

Due to the risk of hypoxia, suction time shouldn’t exceed

Which statement regarding EMS radio communications is correct?