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EMT Comprehensive Practice ExamVersion en ligne Practice questions for EMT par meselene stephen 1 A 29-year-old male sustained a deep laceration to his upper arm while working with a circular saw. You have applied a sterile dressing and are holding firm direct pressure, but bright red blood continues to spurt from under the dressing. What is the most appropriate next step? a C. Apply a commercial tourniquet proximal to the injury. b B. Apply a second dressing over the first and continue pressure. c D. Apply pressure to the brachial artery pressure point. d A. Remove the saturated dressing and apply a new one. 2 You are assessing a patient who was involved in a high-speed motor vehicle collision. Which of the following sets of vital signs is most indicative that the patient has progressed into decompensated shock? a C. BP 88/50 mm Hg, Pulse 128, Resp 26. b A. BP 120/80 mm Hg, Pulse 88, Resp 18. c B. BP 106/70 mm Hg, Pulse 110, Resp 22. d D. BP 140/90 mm Hg, Pulse 58, Resp 10. 3 A patient with hemophilia is found bleeding from a minor scalp laceration. While the injury appears small, you should treat this as a high priority because: a C. Scalp lacerations in hemophiliacs often lead to immediate intracranial pressure. b A. The patient’s blood vessels are unable to constrict to slow blood flow. c D. Hemophilia causes the skin to be thinner and prone to widespread avulsions. d B. The patient lacks the necessary clotting factors to stop even minor bleeding. 4 You are treating a patient with severe epistaxis who is lying supine on a backboard. What is your primary clinical concern for this patient? a B. The development of a severe migraine headache. b A. Underestimating the total volume of blood loss. c C. Aspiration of blood or vomiting from swallowing blood. d D. The patient developing a permanent septal deviation. 5 Following an explosion at a chemical plant, you find a patient with multiple small, penetrating wounds to the back and legs. This type of injury is categorized as a: a C. Tertiary blast injury. b B. Secondary blast injury. c A. Primary blast injury. d D. Quaternary blast injury. 6 A 35-year-old female has a large piece of metal impaled in her right thigh. There is significant dark red blood flowing steadily from the site. When should you remove the object? a D. As soon as the patient is secured inside the ambulance. b A. If it interferes with proper splinting of the limb. c C. Only if it obstructs the airway or interferes with chest compressions. d B. If it interferes with transporting the patient in a supine position. 7 Which layer of the skin contains the hair follicles, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and the blood vessels that provide nutrients? a B. Dermis b D. Fascia. c A. Epidermis. d C. Subcutaneous tissue. 8 A 40-year-old male was trapped with his legs under a collapsed concrete wall for five hours. You should be highly suspicious that he will develop which of the following once he is freed? a C. Traumatic asphyxia. b B. Crush syndrome. c A. Commotio cordis. d D. Decompression sickness. 9 You are assessing an 8-year-old child with partial-thickness burns to his entire head and his entire anterior trunk. Using the pediatric Rule of Nines, what is the estimated Body Surface Area (BSA) involved? a B. 27%. b C. 36%. c A. 18%. d D. 45%. 10 A burn that is characterized by a dry, leathery appearance and may be white, charred, or dark brown is classified as: a C. Full-thickness. b D. Radiation. c A. Superficial. d B. Partial-thickness.

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EMT Comprehensive Practice ExamVersion en ligne

par meselene stephen

A 29-year-old male sustained a deep laceration to his upper arm while working with a circular saw. You have applied a sterile dressing and are holding firm direct pressure, but bright red blood continues to spurt from under the dressing. What is the most appropriate next step?

You are assessing a patient who was involved in a high-speed motor vehicle collision. Which of the following sets of vital signs is most indicative that the patient has progressed into decompensated shock?

A patient with hemophilia is found bleeding from a minor scalp laceration. While the injury appears small, you should treat this as a high priority because:

You are treating a patient with severe epistaxis who is lying supine on a backboard. What is your primary clinical concern for this patient?

Following an explosion at a chemical plant, you find a patient with multiple small, penetrating wounds to the back and legs. This type of injury is categorized as a:

A 35-year-old female has a large piece of metal impaled in her right thigh. There is significant dark red blood flowing steadily from the site. When should you remove the object?

Which layer of the skin contains the hair follicles, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and the blood vessels that provide nutrients?

A 40-year-old male was trapped with his legs under a collapsed concrete wall for five hours. You should be highly suspicious that he will develop which of the following once he is freed?

You are assessing an 8-year-old child with partial-thickness burns to his entire head and his entire anterior trunk. Using the pediatric Rule of Nines, what is the estimated Body Surface Area (BSA) involved?

A burn that is characterized by a dry, leathery appearance and may be white, charred, or dark brown is classified as: