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Paramedic Test - EMS Operations

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1. Assault is used to describe behavior that?   Is threatening   Causes fear of offensive physical contact   Attempts offensive physical contact   All of the above

2. A patient with heat exhaustion who is fully alert should be encouraged to?   Lie down with legs below the heart and ice packs to the armpits   Vomit up whatever is causing the problem   Continue sweating until they cool down   Sit up and slowly drink a liter of water as long as they don't feel nauseous

3. During an assessment of a gunshot wound you should __________________.   cut through the bullet hole in the garment to access the trauma ASAP   look for who may have done the shooting   insert a gloved finger to determine trajectory   cut down a seam or place away from the bullet hole

4. As a Paramedic you may be charged with abandonment if you?   Leave a patient who is triaged green to assist a patient who is coded red   Do something to a patient that results in their injury   Leave a patient without leaving them in equal or higher level care.   Don't rescue a patient in a burning building

5. It's 8 a.m. and you and your partner Raymond are called to a multiple car collision on a busy side street. You arrive on scene and can see at least 6 patients The cars are a twisted mess and are covering one whole lane of traffic with multiple fluids pooling around the cars. You can hear people crying and traffic is already starting to move around and by the wreck. You should...   Begin extrication of the patients while your partner calls for more ambulances   Get the fire department in route - establish a safety zone and assist in keeping traffic a safe distance away   Triage the most critically injured first and then extricate them in order of severity   Inform the patients that you are not allowed by law to enter the zone until it is made safe by law enforcement

6. You and your partner Ingo arrive on scene to find a 55 year old man who is showing signs of aphasia. He shows positive for right arm drift and the right side of his face is drooping slightly when he tries to speak. This patient should be transported?   On their left side   In Fowler's   Trendelenburg   On their right side

7. You arrive on scene with your partner to a slip and fall. The patient is a 49 year old male who slipped and fell while jumping out of a boat and onto a dock. After hitting the dock he fell into the water where his friends pulled him out. He is conscious and complaining only of pain in his left shoulder and he is laying supine on the dock. He is shivering and holding his elbow. The proper course of action would be?   Cut off the wet clothing - high flow O2 - check PMS   Load him on a backboard with c spine precautions - O2 and transport   Put a blanket on him - O2 and traction splinting   O2 - traction splinting and transport

8. Gang members will many times use their clothing to identify themselves amongst other people. They refer to this clothing as?   Bandera   Garb   Colors   Regalia

9. After applying a cervical collar to a patient and securing them to the backboard what must you check before transporting them?   That you have enough guys to lift the patient   Their PMS   That the gurney is low enough to load them on   If there is enough gas in the ambulance

10. As a Paramedic what are the minimum care standards that you are to uphold?   Platinum standards   State standards   Federal standards   OSHA standards

11. With regard to the administration of medicines - the term PR refers to?   Parastolic route   Prescription rebound   Per rectum   Para-rasula

12. Your partner is intubating a 64 year old man who is unresponsive to any stimuli. Following tube placement he auscultates the epigastrum and lungs but is unsure whether or not the tube placement is correct. He should immediately?   Deflate the cuff and retract .25 inches   Deflate the cuff and remove the tube   Inflate the cuff to secure the airway   Remove and check the bulb

13. The rule of 9's helps?   Tell how much pain a person is feeling   Identify the extensiveness of a burn   Distinguish electrical - from thermal and chemical burns   Give the hospital enough time to set up the necessary equipment

14. You have responded to the call of an unknown injury accident at a local tavern. You arrive to find a man who is belligerent and confused with a 6 inch gash in his arm. After several attempts at getting the man to let you treat him you decide the best course of action is...   Restrain the man and take him to the hospital   Call medical direction for advise   To have your partner sign the refusal of transport form and get back into service   Continue asking him over and over again until he lets you treat him

15. A gastrostomy tube is a tube used for?   Draining fluid off the brain   Draining fluid from the lungs   Feeding   Gastrosting a patient

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