Emc 100 exam 1 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

National Boards Component 1- EMC Literacy Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Kindergarten Foundational Skills - Answer- -basic print features -rhyming, isolating sounds and switching sounds to create new words -on to one letter sound correspondence 1st grade foundational skills - Answer- -print features like capitalization and punctuation -long vs short vowels, silent e and some basic vowel teams -syllables -digraphs -where accuracy is started to track for fluency 2nd grade foundatio...

National Boards Component 1- EMC Literacy Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Kindergarten Foundational Skills - Answer- -basic print features -rhyming, isolating sounds and switching sounds to create new words -on to one letter sound correspondence 1st grade foundational skills - Answer- -print features like capitalization and punctuation -long vs short vowels, silent e and some basic vowel teams -syllables -digraphs -where accuracy is started to track for fluency 2nd grade foundatio...

Be able to determine if a patient should be transported to a hospital and what level of urgency should be taken. - correct answer Transport A patient's condition requires care by medical professionals, but speed in getting the patient to a medical facility is not most important. Prompt transport A patient's condition is serious enough that the patient needs to be taken to an appropriate medical facility in a fairly short period of time. Rapid transport When EMS personnel are unable to g...

National Boards Component 1- EMC Literacy Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Kindergarten Foundational Skills - Answer- -basic print features -rhyming, isolating sounds and switching sounds to create new words -on to one letter sound correspondence 1st grade foundational skills - Answer- -print features like capitalization and punctuation -long vs short vowels, silent e and some basic vowel teams -syllables -digraphs -where accuracy is started to track for fluency 2nd grade foundatio...

A patient requires rapid transport to the hospital when: - ANSWERSEMS personnel are unable to give the patient adequate life-saving care in the field Components of the quality improvement process, as identified by the Institute of Medicine, include all of the following, EXCEPT: - ANSWERSteamwork (includes safety, efficiency, and timeliness) The US Department of Transportation's responsibility is to: - ANSWERSdevelop the national education standards for the EMR Which of the following st...

EMC 100 Division 3 Exam Questions 100% Answeredgeriatric - ANSWERof or relating to an older adult multiple illnesses, take multiple medications, mobility problems, and incontinence issues - ANSWERGeriatrics are more likely to have (mi, tmm, mp, ii) respiratory system - ANSWERGeriatrics: cough power is diminished, increased tendency for infection, less air and less exchange of gases due to general decline circulatory system - ANSWERGeriatrics: thickening of the walls of the heart, reduct...

National Boards Component 1- EMC Literacy Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Kindergarten Foundational Skills - Answer- -basic print features -rhyming, isolating sounds and switching sounds to create new words -on to one letter sound correspondence 1st grade foundational skills - Answer- -print features like capitalization and punctuation -long vs short vowels, silent e and some basic vowel teams -syllables -digraphs -where accuracy is started to track for fluency 2nd grade foundatio...

EMC UNIT 1 EXAM 100%ACCURATE! The first priority of the EMT on the emergency scene is to... - ANSWERensure personal safety An EMT is operating as a designated agent of the... - ANSWERMedical director Who is legally responsible for the clinical and patient care aspects of an EMS system? - ANSWERMedical director What is the first concern of an EMT? - ANSWERPersonal safety A policy set by an EMS medical director that allows EMTs to administer glucose to patients in certain circumst...

emc possible physical exam questions Awhat do constricted pupils indicate? what about dilated pupils? - ANSWERS- constricted: opiate or heroine use, central nervous system disorder - dilated: LSD, meth, cocaine, or alcohol use, cardiac arrest what is the definition of flail chest? what does it look like in a Pt? - ANSWERS- looks like paradoxical motion during respiration, bruising, or discoloration in affected area 3 ribs 2 places 1 side what is JVD? what is the cause? - ANSWERS- jug...

A patient requires rapid transport to the hospital when: - ANSWERSEMS personnel are unable to give the patient adequate life-saving care in the field Components of the quality improvement process, as identified by the Institute of Medicine, include all of the following, EXCEPT: - ANSWERSteamwork (includes safety, efficiency, and timeliness) The US Department of Transportation's responsibility is to: - ANSWERSdevelop the national education standards for the EMR Which of the following st...