front 1 ![]() | back 1 A. Treat patients using limited equipment |
front 2 ![]() | back 2 B. CPR and defibrillation |
front 3 ![]() | back 3 C. Assist higher level EMS providers in continuing care |
front 4 ![]() | back 4 D. Irritability |
front 5 ![]() | back 5 B. Wait at a safe distance and request law enforcement |
front 6 ![]() | back 6 D. Always using lights and sirens |
front 7 ![]() | back 7 A. Lift with your back bent forward at hips |
front 8 ![]() | back 8 D. Has sustained major injury to trunk |
front 9 ![]() | back 9 B. Can be achieved using head blocks or towel rolls |
front 10 ![]() | back 10 D. If they are employed by an agency as EMRs |
front 11 ![]() | back 11 A. Are of legal age according to state law |
front 12 ![]() | back 12 D. Conform to accepted professional standards of conduct |
front 13 ![]() | back 13 D. Maintanin eye contact with the patient when you can |
front 14 ![]() | back 14 D. You minimize distractions during your conversation with the patient |
front 15 ![]() | back 15 C. Allowing the parent to hold the child, if the situation permits it |
front 16 ![]() | back 16 B. A woman standing and facing you, with arms at the sides and thumbs pointing outward |
front 17 ![]() | back 17 A. Closest to the point where an arm or leg is attached |
front 18 ![]() | back 18 D. Providing oxygen for the body and removing carbon dioxide |
front 19 ![]() | back 19 C. Notifying dispatch to send fire personnel |
front 20 ![]() | back 20 D. Identify and treat life threats |
front 21 ![]() | back 21 A. Determine priority of patient care and transport |