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WEMT EXAM (210 ACTUAL QUESTIONS & 100% CORRECT ANSWERS) 2024/2025 UPDATE
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WEMT EXAM (210 ACTUALQUESTIONS & 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) 2024/2025 UPDATE
What is the golden hour?
The first hour of care.
Distance
1 mile
What is your primary exam?
1. Scene is safe 2. Moi 3. Bsi 4. Loc (avpu)
5. A.b.c.d.e
What areas do you check while doing your chuck check?
1. Head
2. Back
3.pelvis
4.chest
5.femur
What is your secondary exam?
1. PaMent history
2. Set of vitals
3. PaMent exam, detailed (head to toe), focused exam (1 part)
What does your paMent history consist of?
S. Signs/symptoms
,a. Allergies (how to treat, how bad, what happened.
M. Meds (what's it for?)
P. Past perMnent hx (comparison 1-10)
l. Last in's/outs
e. Events (leading up)
Normal heart rate
(50-100) rhythm, quality. Hand on chest
Normal skin
1. Color (pink)
2.temp (warm)
3.moist (moist or dry)
Average respiratory rate
(12-20) hand on chest
What should eyes be when observing them?
P. Pupils
e. Equal
r. Round
r. ReacMve
l. Light
What is loc (a+o) 4
,1. Name
2. Where
3. Time
4. Event
Desired blood pressure
Sys-120
dia-80
How high should you pump a blood pressure cuff?
200mm
When is c.p.r needed?
1. Unresponsive
2. No pulse
Primary assessment while expecMng (cpr)
1. Scenes safe
2. Bsi
3. Loc- if unconscious go to step c.
4. A. B. C
How do you preform adult (cpr)?
30 compressions, 2 breaths for 2 minutes.
When should you give up preforming cbr in the urban world?
30 minutes with no change in vitals.
When should you give up preforming cbr in the wild?
, 30 min or more.
How do you preform (cpr) on a child?
2 rescuers 15 comps, 2 breaths. 1 rescuer 30 comps 2 breaths.
How do you preform cpr on a infant?
1. No pulse or breathing
2. Breakeoles vitals
3. Head Mlt
4. 30 two finger compressions 2 (small breaths) when alone.
What are the 4 quadrants of the heart?
1. Right atrium
2.right ventricle
3. Le\ atrium
4. Le\ ventricle
What is the sinus node?
Basically the pace maker of the heart 60-80 Mmes per minute.
What is the av node?
40-60pm regulates the top of the heart
What is nsr (normal sinus)?
Normal heart beat rhythm
What is a-fib (irregular)
An irregular heart beat in the atrium
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