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EMR FINAL WRITTEN EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 295 QUESTION AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)

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  • November 21, 2024
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EMR FINAL WRITTEN EXAM NEWEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM COM-
PLETE 295 QUESTION AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIE
ANSWERS)
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_frlak6

1. Define scene size-up General overview of the incident and its sur-
roundings

2. What can you determine The safety of the scene
from a scene size-up? The type of incident
the mechanism of injury
need for additional resources

3. When does your scene size BEFORE you arrive at the scene of an emer-
up begin? gency

4. What information should The location of the incident
your dispatcher have ob- the main problem what type of incident
tained? number of people involved
any safety issues at the scene

5. What environmental factors Time of day
should you consider re- day of the week
sponding to the scene weather conditions

6. How should you notify med- Use a two-way radio -if you do not have a
ical dispatch you come two-way radio use the cellular phone or send
across a medical emer- someone to call for help
gency

7. What information should be Location of the incident
relayed to others about the the main problem or type of incident
scene? number of people involved
any safety issues at the scene

8. What are two important fac- Help secure the scene
tors in the parking your ve- minimize traffic blockage
hicle at a scene?

9. As you approach the scene Determine the extent of the incident
you should scan the area for the possible number of people injured
what? the presence of possible hazards



, EMR FINAL WRITTEN EXAM NEWEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM COM-
PLETE 295 QUESTION AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIE
ANSWERS)
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_frlak6
10. Are hazards visible, invisi- Both
ble, or both

11. List some examples of visi- Downed electric wires
ble hazards traffic
spilled gasoline
unstable buildings
a crime scene
weather
crowds
Ice
Slopes

12. List some invisible hazards Electricity
biologic hazards
hazardous material
poisonous fumes

13. What are two things to keep The possibility that they contain poisonous
in mind when working with gases or lack enough oxygen to support life
confined spaces, farm silos,
industrial tanks, and below
ground pits

14. Hazardous material plac- Chemical hazards
ards on vehicles may indi-
cate the presence of what?

15. Learning what will help you MOI and NOI
anticipate certain injuries

16. As you should with all Standard precaution
scenes, before entering the
scene you should have
what?

17. Additional resources in- EMS units
clude what law-enforcement


, EMR FINAL WRITTEN EXAM NEWEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM COM-
PLETE 295 QUESTION AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIE
ANSWERS)
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traffic control
fire department
utility company
wrecker operators

18. During your initial report
to dispatch what are some
things you should tell them

19. Where do most blood ves- Close to the bones, especially around major
sels and nerves lie joints

20. What should you check af- Circulation and sensation
ter splinting a limb

21. Where should you feel a you should feel the pulse distal to the point of
pulse on an extremity injury

22. Where should you check if The radial pulse
the patient has an upper ex-
tremity injury for pulse

23. Where should you check if The tibial pulse (posterior ankle)
the patient has a lower ex-
tremity injury for pulse

24. Where can you test capillary in the toe or finger of an injured limb
refill

25. How do you perform capil- Press firmly on the tip of the nail which causes
lary refill the nailbed to turn white. Release the pres-
sure in the normal pink color should return by
the time it takes to say capillary refill.

26. If the pink color does not delayed or absent, and indicates a circulation
return in this two second in- problem
terval, what is it considered

27. A cold environment


, EMR FINAL WRITTEN EXAM NEWEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM COM-
PLETE 295 QUESTION AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIE
ANSWERS)
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When can you not test cap-
illary refill

28. What is a good indication The patient's ability to fill your light touch on
the patient has sensation the fingers or toes

29. Where do you check sensa- Check sensation by lightly touching the tips of
tion in the hands the index and little fingers

30. Where do you check sensa- Check the tip of the big toe in the top of the
tion in the feet foot

31. if you suspect a hand or foot No
is injured, Should the pa-
tient move it

32. What should you do when Have the patient flex the foot or the injured
the injury is between the limb, have the patient open and close their fist
hand in the body or the foot
in the body for movement

33. What is evidence of a possi- Open wound, deformity, swelling, or bruising
ble limb injury

34. Define triage The sorting of patients into groups according
to their need for medical treatment

35. Triage is a French word for Casualty sorting
what

36. What does START triage Simple triage and rapid treatment
stand for

37. What's another term for a Priority one or immediate care
red tag

38. What does a red tag mean Injuries are life-threatening and patients can-
not be stabilized at the scene. They need to
be transported to a medical facility as soon

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