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1. Question 1 of 30

   1. Question

   You reassess a 2-year-old with vomiting/diarrhea and signs of dehydration 15 minutes after completing a 20mL/kg normal saline bolus. Initial pre-bolus: Cap refill 4 sec, dry mucous membranes, lethargic. Current: Cap refill 3 sec, mucous membranes still dry, child is listless but moaning. What is the MOST appropriate interpretation of the fluid bolus effect?

   A) The bolus was effective; no further fluid is needed now.

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   B) The bolus was partially effective; a second bolus is indicated.

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   C) The bolus was ineffective; prepare for intraosseous access.

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   D) The bolus caused fluid overload; monitor for pulmonary edema.

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2. Question 2 of 30

   2. Question

   You are transporting a 32-year-old unresponsive male suspected of opioid overdose. Respirations are 6/min and shallow, SpO2 85% on room air, radial pulse weak. You have administered 2 mg intranasal naloxone 5 minutes ago with no improvement. Your priority action is to:

   A) Administer a second 2 mg dose of intranasal naloxone

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   B) Insert an oropharyngeal airway and apply high-flow oxygen via NRB

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   C) Begin positive pressure ventilations with a BVM and 15 L/min oxygen

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   D) Check the patient's blood glucose level

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3. Question 3 of 30

   3. Question

   You administered naloxone to an unresponsive patient with pinpoint pupils and respiratory depression (RR 6/min) suspected of opioid overdose. After 2 minutes, the patient becomes agitated (GCS 14), RR 16/min. During transport 10 minutes later, reassessment finds the patient is unresponsive again (GCS 6), RR 8/min, and pupils are pinpoint. What does this change MOST likely indicate?

   A) The patient is experiencing a new stroke.

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   B) The initial naloxone dose was insufficient; renarcotization is occurring.

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   C) The patient is having a seizure.

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   D) The naloxone caused a paradoxical reaction.

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4. Question 4 of 30

   4. Question

   For a patient with a known severe latex allergy being transported, which intervention adjustment in equipment preparation is most critical?

   A) Ensuring all medications drawn up use latex-free syringes

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   B) Placing a prominent "Latex Allergy" alert on the patient

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   C) Utilizing only latex-free gloves and tourniquets

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   D) Preparing diphenhydramine for immediate administration

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5. Question 5 of 30

   5. Question

   You arrive at the scene of a motor vehicle collision involving an elderly driver. The patient is conscious but confused, complaining of neck and back pain. She is found sitting in her car, which has significant front-end damage and deployed airbags. She has no obvious life threats. What is the most appropriate initial step for spinal motion restriction?

   A) Apply a cervical collar immediately while she is still seated.

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   B) Carefully assist her to stand and walk to the stretcher for full immobilization.

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   C) Perform a rapid extrication using a vest-type extrication device.

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   D) Fully immobilize her on a long backboard while she remains seated in the car.

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6. Question 6 of 30

   6. Question

   Why is determining the general impression considered the FIRST step of the primary assessment?

   A) It provides a definitive diagnosis for treatment.

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   B) It ensures scene safety is continuously monitored.

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   C) It identifies immediate life threats requiring urgent management.

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   D) It allows for complete vital sign measurement.

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7. Question 7 of 30

   7. Question

   When verifying the readiness of a bag-valve mask (BVM) resuscitator, which combination of checks is *essential* to ensure immediate, effective use?

   A) Inspect the mask cushion for tears and ensure the reservoir bag is attached.

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   B) Verify oxygen tubing is connected, check the pop-off valve function, and ensure the reservoir bag inflates fully.

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   C) Confirm the presence of appropriately sized masks and ensure the oxygen inlet nipple is clear.

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   D) Check the oxygen flowmeter is functional and test the non-rebreather valve integrity.

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8. Question 8 of 30

   8. Question

   During the secondary assessment of a patient with acute shortness of breath, which lung sound finding most reliably indicates a lower airway obstruction?

   A) Stridor

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   B) Crackles (rales)

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   C) Wheezing

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   D) Absent breath sounds

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9. Question 9 of 30

   9. Question

   During primary assessment, an adult patient presents with a respiratory rate of 8 breaths per minute and is unresponsive. What is the most immediate clinical implication of this finding?

   A) Adequate minute volume is likely being maintained.

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   B) Severe hypoxemia and hypercarbia are probable.

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   C) The patient requires high-flow oxygen via non-rebreather mask.

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   D) Focused history should be obtained immediately.

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10. Question 10 of 30

    10. Question

    A 6-year-old child with a history of asthma presents in severe respiratory distress. She is tachycardic, tachypneic, and using accessory muscles intensely. Auscultation reveals markedly diminished breath sounds bilaterally. What does this assessment finding MOST likely indicate?

    A) The asthma attack is resolving.

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    B) A pneumothorax is developing.

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    C) Severe bronchospasm and air trapping are present.

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    D) The child is becoming fatigued and hypoventilating.

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11. Question 11 of 30

    11. Question

    When initiating communication during primary assessment, which approach best establishes immediate rapport with an alert adult patient?

    A) Immediately asking detailed medical history questions to gather critical information.

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    B) Using the patient's formal title and surname to convey respect.

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    C) Stating your name, role, and purpose while maintaining non-threatening eye contact.

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    D) Providing a comprehensive explanation of all potential procedures upfront.

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12. Question 12 of 30

    12. Question

    After administering aspirin and nitroglycerin to a cardiac patient, you note the patient’s name was documented incorrectly on the ePCR. The patient is unstable. What is priority?

    A) Stop transport to correct the ePCR immediately

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    B) Verbally report the error to the receiving facility

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    C) Complete transport and amend the ePCR later

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    D) Contact dispatch to correct the record en route

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13. Question 13 of 30

    13. Question

    When ensuring the legal validity of an electronic patient care report (ePCR), what is the PRIMARY purpose of adhering strictly to HIPAA regulations regarding documentation access and storage?

    A) To expedite the report submission process for timely billing

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    B) To guarantee the report format meets all insurer requirements

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    C) To protect patient privacy and confidentiality of health information

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    D) To ensure the report is accessible to all hospital staff upon patient arrival

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14. Question 14 of 30

    14. Question

    When preparing to transfer a patient with a ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt from the stretcher to the hospital bed, which intervention adjustment is most critical for shunt protection?

    A) Palpating the shunt valve to assess patency before moving

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    B) Log rolling the patient instead of lifting straight up

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    C) Ensuring the head of the stretcher remains elevated at 30 degrees

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    D) Avoiding any compression or traction on the shunt tubing during the move

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15. Question 15 of 30

    15. Question

    Responding to a cardiac arrest at a busy intersection, you find the patient lying next to a running vehicle with a deployed airbag. Traffic is heavy, and it begins raining heavily. The patient is unresponsive, apneic, and pulseless. What is the BEST immediate action plan?

    A) Initiate CPR immediately while your partner retrieves the AED.

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    B) Direct bystanders to control traffic, move the patient to the ambulance, then start CPR.

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    C) Turn off the vehicle ignition, ensure scene safety with traffic cones, then begin resuscitation.

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    D) Quickly drag the patient to the sidewalk and apply the AED while shielded from rain.

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16. Question 16 of 30

    16. Question

    A construction worker fell 15 feet, landing on his back. He is conscious, screaming in pain. His breathing appears labored. You note paradoxical chest movement on the right side. Pulse is 110/min, strong; skin is warm. What is the PRIMARY life threat?

    A) Severe pain

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    B) Hypovolemia from internal bleeding

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    C) Potential spinal injury

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    D) Impaired ventilation from flail segment

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17. Question 17 of 30

    17. Question

    For continuity of care, what patient information is MOST CRITICAL to document if a medication error occurred during EMS treatment?

    A) The brand name and lot number of the incorrect medication

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    B) The names of witnesses to the error occurrence

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    C) The specific incorrect medication, dose, route, time given, and observed effects

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    D) The Medical Technician's immediate supervisor notified

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18. Question 18 of 30

    18. Question

    What is the primary purpose of assessing a patient’s level of consciousness using AVPU during the initial primary assessment?

    A) To determine the specific neurological diagnosis

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    B) To establish baseline vital signs for trending

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    C) To rapidly identify threats to life requiring immediate intervention

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    D) To gather a complete patient history for documentation

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19. Question 19 of 30

    19. Question

    When performing triage at a mass casualty incident (MCI) using the START protocol, which triage tag color is correctly assigned to a patient with a respiratory rate of 28 breaths per minute, unable to follow simple commands, and with a radial pulse present?

    A) Green (Minor/Delayed)

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    B) Yellow (Delayed)

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    C) Red (Immediate)

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    D) Black (Deceased/Expectant)

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20. Question 20 of 30

    20. Question

    What is the *primary* factor an EMT must verify regarding intravenous (IV) administration sets during equipment checks, even though EMTs typically don’t initiate IVs?

    A) Ensure the packaging is intact and the expiration date has not passed.

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    B) Confirm the presence of various catheter sizes and types in the jump kit.

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    C) Check the clarity of the fluid pathway by inspecting the tubing.

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    D) Verify the sterility indicator on the packaging changed color appropriately.

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21. Question 21 of 30

    21. Question

    A 22-year-old female was stung by a bee and complains of difficulty breathing and throat tightness. She is anxious, speaking in hoarse whispers. You hear audible stridor and diffuse wheezing. Respirations are 30/min with supraclavicular retractions. Pulse is 130/min, BP 110/70 mmHg. What is the MOST urgent action based on the primary assessment?

    A) Administer diphenhydramine orally

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    B) Assist with her prescribed albuterol inhaler

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    C) Administer epinephrine via auto-injector

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    D) Apply high-flow oxygen and transport rapidly

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22. Question 22 of 30

    22. Question

    You are assessing a 30-year-old female with sudden onset of severe, sharp right lower quadrant abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. She is febrile (38.5°C / 101.3°F) and has guarding over her abdomen. During your focused history, which question is *most* critical for determining the potential cause?

    A) "When was your last menstrual period?"

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    B) "Have you traveled outside the country recently?"

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    C) "What is your typical daily fluid intake?"

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    D) "Have you had any similar episodes in the past?"

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23. Question 23 of 30

    23. Question

    During initial triage using the START method at a mass casualty incident (MCI), which physiological finding categorizes an adult patient as “Immediate” (Red tag) based solely on assessment at the triage station?

    A) Capillary refill greater than 2 seconds

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    B) Respiratory rate of 8 breaths per minute

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    C) Presence of a femur fracture with moderate bleeding controlled by bystander

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    D) Patient ambulating away from the scene complaining of minor headache

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24. Question 24 of 30

    24. Question

    You are assessing a 6-year-old child involved in a minor bicycle crash (no helmet). He is crying but consolable by his parent. He has an isolated, bleeding scalp laceration. Neurological assessment is normal (alert, oriented x3, no loss of consciousness, PERRLA, equal grip strength). Vital signs are within normal limits for age. The parent asks if he can walk to the ambulance. What is your response?

    A) Allow him to walk to the ambulance with parental assistance.

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    B) Immobilize him fully on a pediatric long backboard before moving.

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    C) Apply a cervical collar and carry him to the ambulance on a short spine board.

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    D) Have the parent carry him to the ambulance.

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25. Question 25 of 30

    25. Question

    Which finding during the initial assessment of circulation best indicates the need for rapid transport due to potential internal hemorrhage?

    A) Strong, regular radial pulse.

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    B) Skin that is warm and dry.

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    C) Tachycardia and pale, cool, diaphoretic skin.

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    D) History of hypertension.

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26. Question 26 of 30

    26. Question

    You are called to a rural farm for an “electrocution.” On arrival, you see a worker lying unconscious near a downed power line that is still sparking on the ground 15 feet away. The patient is not in contact with the line. Your first action is to:

    A) Use a non-conductive object to carefully move the wire away from the patient.

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    B) Approach the patient cautiously and check for breathing and pulse.

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    C) Stay at least 30 feet away and contact the power company to de-energize the line.

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    D) Instruct the patient to stay still if conscious while you approach.

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27. Question 27 of 30

    27. Question

    A 62-year-old female with a history of diabetes is found lethargic by her family. Your primary assessment reveals her to be responsive to painful stimuli only (GCS 9), with hot, dry skin. Her glucometer reads “HI”. Vital signs: BP 88/60 mmHg, HR 122 bpm, RR 28/min deep, SpO2 96%. What is the MOST significant diagnostic test result guiding your immediate management?

    A) Tachycardia (HR 122 bpm)

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    B) Hypotension (BP 88/60 mmHg)

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    C) Deep, rapid respirations (RR 28/min)

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    D) Glucometer reading "HI"

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28. Question 28 of 30

    28. Question

    When determining the most appropriate transport destination for an adult trauma patient with suspected internal bleeding who is currently alert with stable vital signs, which factor takes precedence according to standard trauma triage protocols?

    A) Patient's expressed preference for a specific hospital

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    B) Proximity of the closest basic emergency department

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    C) Mechanism of injury suggesting high-energy impact

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    D) Presence of tachycardia and pale, cool skin

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29. Question 29 of 30

    29. Question

    When initiating a radio report to medical direction during transport for a patient requiring medication orders, what is the MOST critical principle governing the initial transmission?

    A) Provide a comprehensive narrative of the entire patient encounter history.

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    B) State only the patient's chief complaint and vital signs initially.

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    C) Lead with the specific medication request and patient's immediate need.

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    D) Include demographic details and insurance information first.

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30. Question 30 of 30

    30. Question

    You are dispatched to a residence for a 45-year-old male with severe vomiting and diarrhea. Dispatch notes the patient recently returned from international travel. On arrival, you see the patient is actively vomiting small amounts of clear fluid into a basin. Family members are present in the small room. What is the MOST appropriate initial PPE for entering the scene?

    A) Gloves only

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    B) Gloves and surgical mask

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    C) Gloves, gown, eye protection, and N95 respirator

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    D) Gloves, gown, and surgical mask

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Topics Covered in this Online EMT Study Guide & Practice Test Simulator:

NREMT EMT Exam Domains Outline  

1. Airway, Respiration, and Ventilation  
   - Airway Management  
   - Oxygenation  
   - Ventilation Support  

2. Cardiology and Resuscitation  
   - Cardiac Arrest Management  
   - CPR/AED  
   - Shock Management  

3. Medical Emergencies  
   - General Medical Assessment  
   - Pharmacology  
   - Infectious Diseases  
   - Neurological Emergencies  
   - Endocrine Emergencies  
   - Allergic Reactions  
   - Gastrointestinal Emergencies  
   - Renal/Urological Emergencies  
   - Toxicology  
   - Environmental Emergencies  
   - Behavioral Emergencies  
   - Gynecological Emergencies  
   - Special Patient Populations (e.g., Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Obstetrics)  

4. Trauma Emergencies  
   - Bleeding Control  
   - Shock Management  
   - Soft Tissue Injuries  
   - Burn Management  
   - Musculoskeletal Injuries  
   - Head/Face/Neck/Spine Trauma  
   - Chest/Abdominal Trauma  
   - Environmental Trauma  

5. EMS Operations  
   - Scene Safety  
   - Triage  
   - Medical/Legal Issues  
   - Communication  
   - Documentation  
   - Transport Operations  
   - Vehicle Extrication  
   - Hazardous Materials Awareness  
   - Incident Management Systems

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