Question 1

What is an EMR's most important concern listed in their roles and responsibility?

Accepted Answer

Own personal safety.

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Personal Capability

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Logistics

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Medical Equipment

Question 2

What is an EMR's responsibility when arrived at the scene?

Accepted Answer

Scene size up

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Transfer the patient and secure the patient information

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Determine the patient's chief complaint.

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Assess and immediate the patient.

Question 3

List the recognized levels of EMS Training.

Accepted Answer

EMS, EMT, AEMT, PARAMEDIC

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AEMT, EMT, EMS, PARAMEDIC

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PARAMEDIC, EMS, EMT, AEMT

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EMS, EMT, PARAMEDIC, AEMT

Question 4

What is 911?  what are their benefits?

Accepted Answer

Enables an emergency call routed to the most appropriate dispatch center

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It gives us update weather forecast

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Receiving messages of Delivery

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Immediate call for person injured

Question 5

What are some traits required for an EMR when working with people?

Accepted Answer

All of the Above

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Be able to overlook rude behavior or unreasonable demands from the patient

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do not modify the care you provide based on religious beliefs, cultural expression, age, sex, social behavior, socioeconomic background, or geographic origin

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always remain professional and compassionate

Question 6

What is On-line medical direction?

Accepted Answer

Orders to perform a skills or administer care from the on-duty physician thru rescuer by radio/phone

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Preceding all others on time of order

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It is a home care if medical assistance is not available or delayed

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It gives advice's on how you perform the Scene Size up

Question 7

What is Off-line medical direction?

Accepted Answer

Authorize personnel to perform without actually speaking to the medical director or designating agent.

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Preventing the condition condition from worsening

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Able to help to reduce or totally alleviate suffering

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To save victim from imminent danger

Question 8

What is Negligence?

Accepted Answer

failure to provide standard of care.

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Handling the victim with utmost care

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Should notice all sign

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Should not cause or inflict pain as much as possible

Question 9

What are the two types of consent?

Accepted Answer

Expressed consent & Informed consent

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Impressed Consent & Connect Maneuver

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Informative Concentration  & Destruction Implied

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All of the Above

Question 10

What are two types of alert and oriented patients who can not give consent or refuse care?

Accepted Answer

Children and Emancipated Minors

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Handling care and in a calm manner

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Responders Decision

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Should be comforting

Question 11

What is battery?

Accepted Answer

Unlawful physical contact.

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Giving and receiving details

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No man is an Island

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Handling with care

Question 12

What is a duty to act?

Accepted Answer

Must provide care according to a set standard

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Should be conforting

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Maintains a professional and caring attitude

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Precautions correctly means whether or not you think a victim

Question 13

What is the Good Samaritan Law?

Accepted Answer

to protect certain care providers if they deliver the standard of care in good faith

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Begin chest thrust as you would with CPR. Each time the airway is opened.

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Direct pressure with a clean cloth or absorbent.

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Make a fist and place the thumb side of the hand against the abdomen

Question 14

What are the routes foreign bodies can enter the body by?

Accepted Answer

Ingestion & Injection

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Ear phones and wall clock

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Scotch tape and mouse pad

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Cellphones with sim

Question 15

What is the meaning of BSI

Accepted Answer

Body Substance Isolation

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Bravo Sierra India

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Body Science Environment

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British Standard Institution

Question 16

What is the single most important step in infection control?

Accepted Answer

Always put on synthetic gloves.

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Apply ice just as you would with bruising injury

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Pain and Swelling

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Discoloration  and sometimes deformity

Question 17

Who is responsible for the regulation of safety and healthcare guidelines?

Accepted Answer

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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Department of Foreign Affairs

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Department of Labor and Employment

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Occupation and Health protocols

Question 18

What are the contents in Right Upper Quadrant (RUQ) ?

Accepted Answer

Contains most of the liver, gallbladder, and part of the small and large intestines.

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Contains the appendix and pat of the small and large intestines.

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Contains part of the small and large intestines.

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Contains most of the stomach, spleen and part of the small and large intestines and part of the liver.

Question 19

What are the contents in Left Upper Quadrant (LUQ)?

Accepted Answer

Contains most of the stomach, spleen and part of the small and large intestines and part of the liver.

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Contains part of the small and large intestines.

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Contains most of the liver, gallbladder, and part of the small and large intestines.

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Contains the appendix and pat of the small and large intestines.

Question 20

What are the contents in Right Lower Quadrant (RLQ)?

Accepted Answer

Contains the appendix and pat of the small and large intestines.

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Contains part of the small and large intestines.

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Contains most of the stomach, spleen and part of the small and large intestines and part of the liver.

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Contains most of the liver, gallbladder, and part of the small and large intestines.

Question 21

What are the contents in  Left Lower Quadrant (LLQ)?

Accepted Answer

Contains part of the small and large intestines.

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Contains most of the liver, gallbladder, and part of the small and large intestines.

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Contains most of the stomach, spleen and part of the small and large intestines and part of the liver.

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Contains the appendix and pat of the small and large intestines.

Question 22

What is supine (in terms of anatomy)?

Accepted Answer

The patient is lying face up.

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The patient is lying face side.

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The patient is lying and ready to sleep.

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The patient is lying face down.

Question 23

what is prone (in terms of anatomy)?

Accepted Answer

The patient is lying face down.

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The patient is lying face side.

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The patient is lying face up.

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The patient is lying facing ambulance.

Question 24

What piece of equipment would be used to move a patient down flights of stairs?

Accepted Answer

A chair or a commercial stair chair.

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Dinning Tables

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kitchen Cabinet

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Nylon Ropes

Question 25

What are two ways to manually open the airway, and describe how they are used.

Accepted Answer

Head-Tilt/Chin-Lift Maneuver & Jaw-Thrust Maneuver

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Spoon Opener

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High  arm in danger spines

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Crust and a Maneuver

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