Chicago EMT Training Exam 4 Test Prep Questions 2024 with correct and verified answers A+ GRADED EXAM CHAPTER 27- 35 TEST BANK
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Chicago EMT Training Exam 4 Test Prep Questions 2024 with correct and verified answers A+ GRADED EXAM CHAPTER 27- 35 TEST BANK Chicago EMT Training Exam 4 Test Prep Questions 2024 with correct and verified answers A+ GRADED EXAM CHAPTER 27- 35 TEST BANK Chicago EMT Training Exam 4 Test Prep Questio...
Chicago EMT Training Exam 4 Test Prep
Questions 2024 with correct and verified
answers A+ GRADED EXAM
,You arrive on the scene of a motor vehicle collision with multiple patients. Which of
these indicates a need for transport to a trauma center?
,A. Open femur fracture
B. Bilateral wrist fractures
C. Systolic blood pressure of 98
D. Unstable pelvis - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. Unstable pelvis
Which of these indicates the need to limit scene time to 10 minutes?
A. Bilateral tibia fractures
B. Femur fracture
C. Hypoxia
D. Respiratory rate of 25/minute - CORRECT ANSWERS-C. Hypoxia
Speed being equal, which impact is most likely to damage muscles and ligaments of the
neck?
A. Rear impact
B. They are all about the same.
C. Frontal impact
D. Lateral impact - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. Lateral impact
Injuries that are received during the secondary blast phase are caused by:
A. heat or burn injuries.
B. blast projectiles.
C. overpressure wave.
D. personnel displacement. - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. blast projectiles.
Being struck by a bullet is likely more traumatic than being stabbed by a knife blade due
to:
A. velocity.
, B. inertia.
C. trajectory.
D. mass. - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. velocity.
In a frontal collision, at what rate does the occupant continue forward?
A. A rate faster than that of the vehicle
B. The rate of the vehicle
C. A rate slower than that of the vehicle
D. None, since the driver has already stopped - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. The rate of
the vehicle
The three types of impacts associated with motorcycle collisions are head-on, ejection,
and:
A. flip.
B. rear.
C. angular.
D. frontal. - CORRECT ANSWERS-C. angular.
The tearing and stretching of nerve fibers in the brain during trauma is called:
A. peripheral neuritis.
B. diffuse axonal injury.
C. rapid neurotension injury.
D. hematoma. - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. diffuse axonal injury.
When pressure increases inside the skull because of swelling of brain tissue, blood flow
is decreased. This results in:
A. a lowering of blood pressure, causing hypoperfusion, or shock.
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