You have just arrived on the scene of a patient complaining of chest pain. The patient states the pain began approximately 30 minutes prior to your arrival and has remained unchanged after rest and nitro. The patient denies any radiation and also denies any difficulty breathing. The pain is sharp in nature and rates the pain as a 7 on a 1 to 10 scale. Which of these assessment findings is MOST suggestive that this patient is experiencing a cardiac event?

You are dispatched to a 25-year-old patient choking in a break room at a factory. The patient is coughing uncontrollably and tells you the cause is food. What is the BEST description of this condition? 

You are transporting a 42-year-old with a history of multiple sclerosis to the hospital after a fall in the home. Enroute to the scene you and your partner are differentiating between symptoms of the disease versus the fall. Which of these symptoms is MOST attributable to the disease rather than the fall?

During assessment of a patient with an altered mental status, which treatment or assessment must be your HIGHEST priority? 

Standard pre-hospital treatment of angina pectoris includes which of the following?

Which of the following is typically omitted in the standard approach to evaluating a 3-Lead ECG rhythm strip? 

You are called to the scene of an elderly male patient with chest pain and palpitations. Your assessment reveals a heart rate of 210 per minute. Your goal should be which of the following? 

Which of the following adult patients would require ventilatory assistance? 

Your patient is unresponsive, hypotensive, and has a bradycardia with a wide complex, Second Degree Mobitz Type II block. Which of the following is most likely to correct the issue? 

Identify the anatomical location that a curved blade is inserted into during oral intubation.