Vehicle Extrication and Special Rescue Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass
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Paramedic Operations
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Paramedic Operations
Vehicle Extrication and Special Rescue Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass
1. The MOST difficult part of any rescue is:
A) accessing the patient so you can provide treatment.
B) determining which treatment is required immediately.
C) physically moving the patient to a less confined area.
D) t...
Vehicle Extrication and Special Rescue Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass
1. The MOST difficult part of any rescue is:
A) accessing the patient so you can provide treatment.
B) determining which treatment is required immediately.
C) physically moving the patient to a less confined area.
D) the simultaneous coordination of rescue and treatment. - Answers Ans: D
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2. Which of the following situations does NOT depict a technical rescue?
A) Disentangling a young woman from her badly damaged vehicle
B) Moving a 180-pound man from his living room to the ambulance
C) Gaining access to an unresponsive man who is trapped in a grain silo
D) Retrieving a woman whose car was swept off the road by swift water - Answers Ans: B
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3. Recognizing hazards, securing the scene, and calling for appropriate assistance are characteristic of
the ______________ level of technical rescue.
A) command
B) operations
C) awareness
D) technician - Answers Ans: C
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4. Access to a patient and the initiation of treatment can begin only after the:
A) triage officer is present.
B) scene has been made safe.
C) patient has been disentangled.
D) fire department is at the scene. - Answers Ans: B
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,5. When providing treatment to a patient while he or she is being rescued, it is MOST important to:
A) follow the orders of the person in charge of the rescue.
B) administer high-flow oxygen throughout the entire rescue.
C) advise all personnel that they are to follow your directions.
D) provide reassurance to the patient during the rescue effort. - Answers Ans: A
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6. If you believe that your assigned task at a rescue incident may be unsafe, it would be MOST
appropriate for you to:
A) assign yourself a task that poses less of a safety threat.
B) proceed with the task while exercising extreme caution.
C) reorganize the rescue effort as dictated by the situation.
D) bring your concern to the attention of the safety officer. - Answers Ans: D
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7. Which of the following is NOT a reason for an unnecessarily difficult or failed rescue attempt?
A) Not having familiarity with the rescue equipment utilized
B) Not considering the issue of recovery versus rescue mode
C) Not considering additional medical problems that the patient has
D) Underestimating the environment in which the rescue is occurring - Answers Ans: B
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8. With regard to rescue, it is MOST important for the paramedic to:
A) have an advanced working knowledge of a wide variety of rescue equipment, such as the Jaws of Life.
B) be trained well enough to be able to coordinate a rescue effort and function as the incident
commander.
C) be able to understand and identify potential hazards and determine whether it is safe to gain access
to the patient.
D) be able to quickly recognize a rapidly deteriorating situation so that the paramedic can relocate
bystanders to a place of safety. - Answers Ans: C
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9. The MOST effective way of preparing your department to respond to a technical rescue incident is to:
A) identify hazard areas in the jurisdiction in which you function.
B) train with fire departments and special rescue teams in your area.
C) designate key personnel and equipment to respond to every rescue.
D) attend a technical rescue class that emphasizes responder awareness. - Answers Ans: B
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10. If your department has its own technical rescue team:
A) technical rescue protocols should be established.
B) the rescue team should respond on every EMS call.
C) there is generally not a need to call in an outside agency.
D) it should have only one designated incident commander. - Answers Ans: A
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11. Immediately upon arriving at the scene involving a technical rescue situation:
A) an emergency treatment area must be identified.
B) the paramedic must ascertain the number of patients.
C) additional resources must be summoned to the scene.
D) a rapid and accurate scene size-up must be conducted. - Answers Ans: D
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12. The size of the rescue area is dependent MOSTLY upon the:
A) potential hazards that exist.
B) number of rescuers present.
C) severity of the patient's injuries.
D) complexity of the rescue effort. - Answers Ans: A
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