Free EMR Patient Care and Trauma Test 3

Question 1

A patient is said to be alert if he or she:

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is able to answer questions accurately and appropriately.

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reacts to a loud stimulus, such as when you raise your voice.

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has not experienced any significant illnesses or injuries.

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is confused but is able to tell you the approximate time.

Question 2

When assessing the MOI of a vehicle that struck a utility pole, you notice that the vehicle's steering wheel is bent. You should:

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suspect injuries to the patient's chest.

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be the most suspicious for head injuries.

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check the patient for extremity injuries first.

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conclude that the airbag deployed.

Question 3

Which of the following statements regarding the MOI is correct?

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The MOI can provide clues, but it cannot be used to determine which injuries a particular patient has.

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The MOI is used to rule out life-threatening conditions in patients who have experienced a traumatic injury.

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The MOI is the single most important factor when determining which injuries a particular patient has.

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The MOI is usually identified during your primary assessment of a critically injured patient.

Question 4

During the primary assessment, you should:

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identify and correct all life-threatening conditions.

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determine whether the scene is safe for you to enter.

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determine whether additional resources are needed.

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perform a comprehensive examination of the patient.

Question 5

You enter the residence of an unconscious 30-year-old man. As you are approaching the patient, who is lying motionless on the floor, you should:

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note the patient's position and any unusual odors or sounds.

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advise your partner that the patient appears to be deceased.

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rule out a traumatic injury because the patient is inside.

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conclude that the patient is suffering from a severe illness.

Question 6

The first part of determining a conscious patient's level of responsiveness is to:

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introduce yourself to the patient.

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gently shake the patient to elicit a response.

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ask the patient why he or she called 9-1-1.

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pinch the trapezius muscle to elicit a response.

Question 7

In general, you should never change or alter a patient care report, unless:

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you need to correct an error to ensure that the information is accurate.

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a paramedic or licensed physician orders you to do so.

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law enforcement personnel need the report for legal reasons.

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the patient's condition deteriorated after a paramedic assumed care.

Question 8

A patient who verbally or non-verbally lets you know that he or she is willing to accept treatment is giving you ____________ consent.

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expressed

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assumed

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informed

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implied

Question 9

A DNR order is a written request giving permission for medical personnel not to:

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attempt resuscitation in the event of cardiac arrest.

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begin resuscitation unless the patient is in shock.

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give oxygen to a patient with severe hypoxemia.

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render treatment to patients with a terminal illness.

Question 10

Which of the following statements regarding a base station is correct?

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A base station is used by dispatchers to send and receive messages to and from all parts of the service area.

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Most base stations can be mobilized and deployed quickly to a remote location in an emergency situation.

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Base stations are attached to more than one antenna but can transmit and receive on only one frequency.

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A base station is a powerful mobile two-way radio system that is designed to transmit on multiple frequencies.