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WEST COAST EMT BLOCK 2 ACTUAL
EXAM 2024-2025 NEWEST EXAM
COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS)/ALREADY GRADED A+
Which of the following is an anatomic difference
between children and adults?
A. an infant's head accounts for less body weight
than an adult's head
B. the trachea of an infant is less flexible than an
adults rib cage
C. the rib cage of an infant is less flexible than an
adults rib cage
D. an infant's tongue is proportionately larger than
an adult's tongue - ....ANSWER...D. an infant's tongue
is proportionately larger than an adult's tongue
Which of the following statements regarding age-
related changes in the nervous system is correct?
,A. because a decrease in the number of brain cells, a
persons level of intelligence decreases with age
B. generally speaking, the brain increases in size 10-
20% by the time a person reaches 80 yrs
C. interconnections between brain cells often
prevent a loss of knowledge or skill, despite of loss
of neurons
D. the metabolic rate in the brain increases with age,
but the consumption of oxygen decreases
significantly - ....ANSWER...C. interconnections
between brain cells often prevent a loss of
knowledge or skill, despite of loss of neurons
A 29 yr old male with head injury opens his eyes
when you speak, is confused to time and date, and is
able to move all extremities on command. His
Glasgow coma score is:
A. 10
B. 14
C. 12
D. 13 - ....ANSWER...D. 13
Eye:
spontaneous: 4
sound: 3
A patient's short-term memory is MOST likely intake
if they correctly answer questions regarding:
A. event and person
B. day and event
, C. person and place
D. time and place - ....ANSWER...B. day and event
After performing a primary assessment, a rapid
exam of the body should be performed to:
A. find and treat injuries or conditions that do not
pose a threat to life
B. determine the need for spinal motion restriction
precautions
C. look specifically for signs and symptoms of
inadequate perfusion
D. identify less-obvious injuries that require
immediate treatment - ....ANSWER...D. identify less-
obvious injuries that require immediate treatment
In the adult, bradycardia is defined as a pulse rate
less than _______ beats/min, and tachycardia is
defined as a heart rate greater than _______
beats/min.
A. 60, 100
B. 40, 120
C. 50, 110
D. 30, 130 - ....ANSWER...A. 60, 100
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