Emergency Medical Care Exam

An infant's normal rate of breathing is

between 12 and 20 breaths per minute

between 20 and 30 breaths per minute

between 30 and 40 breaths per minute

more than 40 breather per minute

Correct! Wrong!

The normal rate of breathing for adults is

between 12 and 20 breaths per minute

between 20 and 30 breaths per minute

between 30 and 40 breaths per minute

none of the above

Correct! Wrong!

The normal pulse range for adults are adolescents is approximately

30 to 60 beats per minute

60 to 100 beats per minute

less than 30 beats per minute

greater than 100 beats per minute

Correct! Wrong!

Which artery should first responders use to check the pulse rate of a responsive infant?

brachial artery

carotid artery

femoral artery

radial artery

Correct! Wrong!

Blood pressure is the measure of the force the blood exerts on the walls of the arteries. It provides a functional status of

the lungs

the central nervous system

the circulatory system

brain function

Correct! Wrong!

Normal blood pressure for adults is generally within which of the following ranges?

80–110/40–60

100–150/60–90

150–170/90-120

greater than 170/120

Correct! Wrong!

High pressure is associated with all but which of the following?

Obesity

Kidney malfunction

Stress

Hypotension

Correct! Wrong!

The medical technique used by first responders to free a foreign object from the throat of a conscious victim is known as a

abdominal thrust

push and pull

head tilt-chin lift

finger sweep

Correct! Wrong!

Select the incorrect procedure to remove a foreign object from the airway of a conscious infant.

Shift the infant to a supine position on your arm.

Apply chest compressions with the heel of one hand.

Place the infant face down on your arm.

Deliver five back blows with the heel of one hand.

Correct! Wrong!

A common relatively safe rescue breathing method used today by firefighters is known as

mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

mouth-to-nose resuscitation

mouth-to-mask ventilation

none of the above

Correct! Wrong!

The rescue breathing rate for an adult victim is

one second per breath

two seconds per breath

three seconds per breath

none of the above

Correct! Wrong!

A patient without a pulse requires the first responder to start

abdominal thrusts

finger sweeps

CPR

back blows

Correct! Wrong!

Without oxygen, brain cells begin to die in

one to two minutes

two to four minutes

four to six minutes

eight to twelve minutes

Correct! Wrong!

CPR should be administered ny first responders on victims of

eye injury

cardiac arrest

hemorrhaging

broken bone

Correct! Wrong!

Adult CPR techniques are performed on patients aged

2 year old and up

10 year old and up

12 year old and up

15 year old and up

Correct! Wrong!

The automated external defibrillator ( AED ) is generally not utilized on victims who are

infants younger than 1 year of age

children younger than 8 years of age

adults

senior citizens

Correct! Wrong!

The pads connected to the AED get attached to

the neck of the victim

the head of the victim

the feet of the victim

the bare chest of the victim

Correct! Wrong!

The device commonly used to immobilize the head and neck of a trauma injury victim is called a (an)

cervical collar

immobilization vest

thermoplastic mask

short backboard

Correct! Wrong!

The lead rescuer during a log roll of a victim with a suspected neck injury should perform what technique during the procedure?

Head tilt-chin lift technique

Rescue breathing

Manual head stabilization

Lifting of the arms and shoulders of the victim

Correct! Wrong!

A stretcher used to remove a victim vertically fro a confined space is referred to as a

scoop stretcher

wheeled stretcher

portable stretcher

basket stretcher

Correct! Wrong!

The middle layer of the skin is known as the

dermis layer

epidermis layer

muscle and bone layer

subcutaneous layer

Correct! Wrong!

For burns to the hand or feet, separate the fingers or toes with

splints

ice packs

bandages

dry, sterile dressing

Correct! Wrong!

The head of an adult accounts for what percentage of the body when determining the extent of a bun using the rule of nines?

18%

1/9%

Correct! Wrong!

A child or adult having burns on both arms ( anterior and posterior) would be determined by the rule of nines to have percentage of the body affected?

18%

2/9%

Correct! Wrong!

Which of the following is not indicative of hat stroke?

Inconsistent breathing and pulse patterns

Dilated pupils

Cold skin

Seizures

Correct! Wrong!

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Emergency Medical Care Exam

An infant's normal rate of breathing is

The normal rate of breathing for adults is

The normal pulse range for adults are adolescents is approximately

Which artery should first responders use to check the pulse rate of a responsive infant?

Blood pressure is the measure of the force the blood exerts on the walls of the arteries. It provides a functional status of

Normal blood pressure for adults is generally within which of the following ranges?

High pressure is associated with all but which of the following?

The medical technique used by first responders to free a foreign object from the throat of a conscious victim is known as a

Select the incorrect procedure to remove a foreign object from the airway of a conscious infant.

A common relatively safe rescue breathing method used today by firefighters is known as

The rescue breathing rate for an adult victim is

A patient without a pulse requires the first responder to start

Without oxygen, brain cells begin to die in

CPR should be administered ny first responders on victims of

Adult CPR techniques are performed on patients aged

The automated external defibrillator ( AED ) is generally not utilized on victims who are

The pads connected to the AED get attached to

The device commonly used to immobilize the head and neck of a trauma injury victim is called a (an)

The lead rescuer during a log roll of a victim with a suspected neck injury should perform what technique during the procedure?

A stretcher used to remove a victim vertically fro a confined space is referred to as a

The middle layer of the skin is known as the

For burns to the hand or feet, separate the fingers or toes with

The head of an adult accounts for what percentage of the body when determining the extent of a bun using the rule of nines?

A child or adult having burns on both arms ( anterior and posterior) would be determined by the rule of nines to have percentage of the body affected?

Which of the following is not indicative of hat stroke?

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